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Documenting Belo Monte Dam's Risks: Buyer Beware

The Belo Monte Hydroelectric Complex – slated to be built on the Xingu River – poses serious financial, legal and...
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Swiss Bankers Clean up Their Act

UBS, one of the world’s biggest banks, has been accused of dirty business for years. The Swiss bank helped the...
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Weakening of California Global Warming Law

It is great that California voters overwhelmingly defeated Proposition 23, the initiative that would not let AB32, the global warming...
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Cancun and the Future of Offsetting

In the wee hours of Saturday morning in Cancun at the UN Climate Conference, delegates managed to agree to a...
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NGOs Call for a Moratorium on BHP Billiton’s Congo Smelter

International civil society groups have called on BHP Billiton to halt its plans for a US$5 billion aluminum smelter and...
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Parting Words from Patrick McCully

This is the last official communication from our previous Executive Director, Patrick McCully. Your tax-deductible gift to International Rivers will...
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Call for BHP Billiton to Halt Congo Smelter, Inga 3

Mr. Jac NasserChairmanBHP Billiton Limited and BHP Billiton Plc RE: Proposed BHP Billiton smelter and Inga 3 in Democratic Republic...
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Decision on HidroAysén Pushed Back Until April 2011

The proposals to build dams on the largest rivers in Chile’s Patagonia region are being kept alive by the government...
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Lobby Work Pays Off in Cancun

At the international climate negotiations it is easy to get discouraged and wonder if the efforts of civil society can...
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Lao Dam Conceals Hidden Costs

Originally published in The Nation Amidst much fanfare, French President Nicholas Sarkozy and senior World Bank (WB) and Asian Development...