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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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Celebrate World Environment Day: Adopt a Planet

What will the world be like for your grandchildren – and their grandchildren – if tigers disappear from the planet?...
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German Company Brought to Justice Over Abuses in Sudan Dam?

The Merowe Dam on the Nile in Northern Sudan is one of the largest and most destructive hydropower projects in...
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Meeting venue How many people will attend?About 300 international and Mexican participants will attend Rivers for Life 3. Food and...
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Application Submitted!

Thank you for your interest in attending Rivers for Life 3: the Third International Meeting of Dam-Affected People and Their...
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Invitation to Rivers for Life 3

Join the Third International Meeting of Dam-Affected People and Their Allies Temacapulin, MexicoOctober 1-7, 2010 Please read through this invitation...
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When Do You Compromise on Climate Change?

As regional and national climate change bills continue to ebb and flow in the US, environmental groups have often found...
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A Conexão Hidrelétricas e Alumínio

Close to half of all energy consumed by the aluminum industry comes from hydroelectric dams, and the industry believes that...
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Belo Monte is Not a Done Deal

Belo Monte Dam is by no means an inevitability, despite what the Brazilian government and the companies promoting the dam...
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Brazil’s PAC 2 Spells Environmental Disaster

The Brazilian government is planning the second phase of its PAC or Growth Acceleration Program. While Belo Monte Dam is...
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Wild River Dance Contest Extended

We have received emails from a few people who are planning epic Wild River Dances, and we really want them...