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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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Organizers of Rivers for Life 3 in Temacapulín, México

Rivers for Life 3 was organized by International Rivers, three local partners and an international steering committee. Local Partners in...
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South Africa

South Africa is by far the continent’s leading consumer of electricity. Its national utility, Eskom, controls nearly half of Africa’s...
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Damming the Yangtze: Are a Few Big Hydropower Projects Better Than a Lot of Small Ones?

Originally published in Scientific American The proposed Xiaonanhai Dam would stand athwart the mighty Yangtze River some 30 kilometers upstream...
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Independent Review Highlights the True Costs of Belo Monte Dam

  The true costs of the Belo Monte Hydroelectric Project, planned for the Xingu River in the Brazilian Amazon, have...
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Quick Quotes: Green Energy Plan for Mozambique

Because of this focus on power prices and large projects (and, typically, an avoidance of addressing environmental and social costs...
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Call to Copenhagen: Hear Our Voices

Around the world, climate change is already melting glaciers that feed major rivers, drowing islands, feeding forest wildfires, and threatening...
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Another dam on Zambezi is dangerous-Report

Originally published in Zambia Watchdog International Rivers Network has released a report condemning a Mozambican project that aims at putting...
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The Right Climate for Green Energy in Mozambique

Light or water? That’s a choice Southern Africa could face in a few years if current plans to build more...
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Crunching the Hydro Numbers 2009: Third Quarter Update on the CDM

Updates: The number of projects that entered the CDM pipeline increased slightly from the second quarter, although it dropped 14%...
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Belo Monte: Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?

In a portentous voice, Brazil's Energy Minister, Edison Lobão, last week attacked "the demoniac forces that are pulling Brazil down"...