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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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Mapa de la Represa en Pakitzapango

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Of Oil Spills and Big Dams: What We Don't Know Can Hurt Us

As BP’s Gulf oil spill is so tragically demonstrating, once the cows are out of the barn and the oil...
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Entrevista a Juan Pablo Orrego de Ecosistemas

En esta entrevista, realizada en el marco de la Cumbre de los Pueblos “Enlazando Alternativas IV” (Madrid, 14-18 de Mayo...
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Defenders of Rivers and Rights Make a Big Splash on March 14

From June 2010 World Rivers Review We’ve always known that river activists are a dedicated lot, but even we were...
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The Beautiful and The Dammed

The June 2010 edition of Outside Magazine has a feature article by Patrick Symmes on the Patagonia Dam issue called...
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A Quiet Revolution in (Non-Dam) Hydropower

A quiet revolution is underway in the world of hydropower. A suite of emerging technologies holds the promise of a...
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Smartening up Global Infrastructure

John Briscoe, one of the most vocal proponents of aggressive global dam building, argues that the World Bank should take...
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Belo Monte: Wall Street Journal Analyst Notes High Risk in Eletrobras

Reprint of the Wall Street Journal's Best on the Street Stock Analysts: Utilities Marcus Sequeira earned the top spot among...
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Issues Up For Discussion at CDM Executive Board Meeting

This week the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Executive Board is meeting to discuss a number of issues. Of interest to...
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In Their Own Words

In Their Own Words: Voices of Affected People