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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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Pronunciamiento de organizaciones peruanas ante el Presidente de la Republica

Organizaciones peruana se pronuncian ante el Presidente de la Republica con respecto al Acuerdo sobre el Suministro de Electricidad al...
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In Hot Water: Solar Thermal Takes Off

From March 2010 World Rivers Review Solar thermal collectors – used for heating water and buildings (and even for cooling,...
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Interview: The Fine Art of Watershed Protection

From March 2010 World Rivers Review Alison Jones has been photographing African and US landscapes for 25 years. Her “No...
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India Moves Forward with Groundbreaking Solar Plan

From March 2010 World Rivers Review The first phase of a solar mega-project, aimed at expanding India’s solar capacity from...
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Science Nonfiction

From March 2010 World Rivers Review   The Future of Energy is Getting Greener (And Closer) Renewables are booming around the...
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Honduras Communities Explore Small Hydro Development

From March 2010 World Rivers Review   No one knows for sure if the idea of a community-owned small hydropower project...
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Renewing Africa with Community Energy

From March 2010 World Rivers Review   African countries are making some important strides toward a green energy sector. According to...
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Fast Facts: Renewable Energy in China

From March 2010 World Rivers Review As the following figures attest, China is fast becoming a renewable supermarket and superpower....
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China's Green Leap Forward

World's biggest energy user on track to become world's best energy-saver From March 2010 World Rivers Review It is a...
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The Next Wave

A Bright Future For Hydro – Without Dams From March 2010 World Rivers Review A quiet revolution is underway in...