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Chixoy Peaceful March for Reparations

Thousands of Chixoy Dam affected people held a peaceful march on March 17 in Guatemala City to protest the government's...
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Drawing Lessons from Dams and Displacement

"Art goes around our neatly arranged arguments. Art allows us to see beauty, feel joy and anger. Art doesn't follow...
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Experts Pressure Guatemalan President to Support Chixoy Reparations

Your ExcellencyPresident of the Republic of GuatemalaÁlvaro Colom Caballeros6a. Avenida 4-19 zona 1 Casa PresidencialGuatemala City, Guatemala Dear Mr. President:...
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Organization of American States Questions Belo Monte Dam Project

Altamira, Brazil— The Organization of American States (OAS) officially requested the Brazilian government to clarify information on the Belo Monte...
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EuroSibEnergo’s Hong Kong IPO Threatens Rivers of Siberia and Lake Baikal

An international coalition of NGOs for the protection of transboundary rivers, Rivers without Boundaries, has presented evidence of undisclosed environmental...
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Fate of Mekong River Hangs in the Balance

In less than two weeks, the Governments of Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam will meet to discuss whether to approve...
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Fears Over North Korean Hydro to Finance Nuclear Weapons

What do you do if you're Kim Jong-il, beloved leader of North Korea, and you're facing sanctions because of your...
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Brent Millikan on a New Brazilian Energy Strategy

AlertNet interviews Brent Millikan about his vision for a Brazilian energy sector, after a press conference in London with the...
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Dam Nation

Originally published in Foreign Policy magazine When Beijing counts hydropower as "green energy," it's doing the environment – and its...
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Indigenous Leaders Call Attention to Destructive Amazon Dams During European Tour

Over the past two weeks, I had the privilege of joining indigenous leaders from Brazil and Peru on a tour...