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It’s Time to Protect Our World’s Rivers

Munduruku in Brasilia in 2013. Ruy Sposati Fifty years ago, environmentalists and dam builders in the United States were locked...
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Farewell to International Rivers

At the Rivers for Life meeting in Thailand I have always admired International Rivers for being rooted in the experience...
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World Bank to Double Down on Hydro Boondoggle in Niger

In June, I wrote about courageous colleagues from Niger who came to the World Bank’s headquarters in Washington to sound...
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A Time for Rivers: The Tide Is Turning

My friends, we are winning. I don’t say that lightly. This past year has been fraught with challenges for the...
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A Glimmer of Hope for the Salween? | Myanmar Times

Originally published in the Myanmar Times China’s decision to shelve hydropower projects presents an important opportunity for Myanmar to re-evaluate...
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The Grand Inga - A False Solution to Energy Poverty

Inga 1 dam, Bas-Congo The Grand Inga hydropower scheme in the Democratic Republic of Congo will be located on the Congo...
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Top Scientists: Amazon's Tapajós Dam Complex "a Crisis in the Making" | Mongabay

The Tapajós River, Brazil.International Rivers This article originally appeared in Mongabay. Brazil is forging ahead with plans to build a...
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Water is Life, Rivers are Home

Earlier this year, researchers discovered a new species of monkey, the white-cheeked macaque, in southern Tibet along the Nu River....
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Press Release | Great News for China's Last Free-Flowing River

The Nu River – known as the Salween in Thailand and the Thanlwin River in Burma – is a treasure...
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Amazon Oil Spill Impacts Indigenous Villages on Teles Pires River | Mongabay

This article originally appeared in Mongabay. An oil spill was detected on November 13th on the Teles Pires River, a...