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For nearly three decades, International Rivers has been at the forefront of research and communications on issues surrounding large dams and their impact on rivers and communities.

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The Women of Inga: A Portrait of Resilience

A woman addresses her fellow villagers at Mvuzi 3 – Inga. Ange Asanzi/International Rivers. “Go and tell them that we,...
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A Dangerous Trajectory for the Mekong River

Update on the Status of Mekong Mainstream Dams June 2017 Despite the significance of the Mekong River Basin to the...
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Mekong Mainstream Dams Map

Updated, June 2017 Download the Mekong mainstream dams map (PDF, JPEG)
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Press Release l Inga 3 Dam Risks Plunging DRC Deeper Into Debt

New report finds that DRC likely to suffer financial losses, continuing energy poverty if hydropower project advances Tuesday, June 27,...
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In Debt and In The Dark: Unpacking the Economics of DRC’s Proposed Inga 3 Dam

“In Debt and In The Dark” is the first in-depth assessment of the economics of the proposed 4,800 MW Inga...
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Briefing on Pak Beng Dam Lawsuit

On 8 June 2017, Mekong communities in Thailand – represented by the Rak Chiang Khong Group – filed a lawsuit...
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Large Hydropower Dams Are Not the Answer: Time to Rethink Africa’s Energy Infrastructure

This Article was previously published in the Perspectives #02/2017: Putting People Back Into Infrastructure The electrification rates of Africa are...
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Amazon's Forests Still Endangered Despite Brazilian President's Vetoes of Environmental Protection Rollbacks

 “It’s as if you sent a message that environmental crime pays.” Brazil’s President Michel Temer surprised many on Monday when...
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International Action a Must to Stop Irreversible Harm of Amazon Dams | Mongabay

This article originally appeared on Mongabay.com. A new study finds that 428 existing, under construction, and planned Amazon basin and...
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A Hidden Cost of Corruption: Environmental Devastation | Washington Post

This article originally appeared in the Washington Post. Krausirpi, Honduras The Patuca River is a long, shining serpentine — achingly...