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Recursos de Protección Filed Against HidroAysén in June 2011

In June, 2011, three recursos de protección (roughly translated as injunctions) were filed against the approval of the HidroAysén Environmental...
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How Dams Can Kick up a Storm and Change Our Climate

Only 140 kilometers from our Berkeley office, the Folsom Dam towers 100 meter high over the American River. When it...
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How Dams Can Bring About Rainfalls and Drought

It is undisputed that dams can influence local rainfalls. Humidity evaporates from reservoirs and irrigated fields and gets recycled as...
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As Tensions Rise, Controversial Belo Monte Dam Faces New Legal Challenge

Federal Public Prosecutors allege 40% of social and environmental conditions have not been met by project consortium Brasilia, Brazil –...
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Doubts, Protests Prevail in Belo Monte

Brazil's environmental agency IBAMA stepped further into controversy last week when it granted Belo Monte Dam consortium Norte Energia a...
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Where Rivers Run Free

Policy Tools to Protect Free-Flowing Rivers ree-flowing rivers have become so rare that they would be classified as an endangered...
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Environmental Flow Policies: Moving Beyond Good Intentions

river's flow is its heartbeat. Few human influences are more deadly to freshwater ecosystems than alteration of natural hydrological rhythms....
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Taking Action in India on Downstream Impacts of Dams

ndia is on a large-dam building spree, with more than 5,100 large dams already blocking almost all of its important...
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The Long Road to River Recovery

he most iconic dam-removal campaigns in the western United States are advancing, slowly but surely. The lesson from these efforts...
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Watching the River Flow

ivers are often called the planet’s circulatory system. Like our body’s circulation system, the planetary one doesn’t work very well...