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Healthy Rivers Feed the World

In the United States, we give gratitude for abundance every November. But while Thanksgiving may be an American holiday, it’s...
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Laos Dam Projects Put Entire Region at Risk | The Bangkok Post

Construction is expected to begin in early 2017 on the Pak Beng Hydropower Project, located in the upper reaches of...
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Don Sahong Dam - Disaster in the Making That Must Be Halted! | The Ecologist

A fisher going to set his fishing gear at rapids at Don Sahong on the Mekong River.International Rivers This article...
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Reflections on the US Election

The morning after the election, we woke up sad, confused and scared. The President-elect of the United States ran a...
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Weathering the Storm: The Need for Healthy Rivers in a Warming World

The US election has thrown the future of the Paris climate agreement into doubt. Now it’s time to redouble our...
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Press Release | Flawed Prior Consultation Cannot Legitimize New Mekong Dam

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Mekong River at the proposed site of the Pak Beng Dam The Lao government has officially...
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Laos Moves Ahead With Third Contentious Mekong Dam | ABC News

Vegetable gardens on the riverbank near Pak Beng.Photo courtesy of Suthep Kritsanavari This article originally appeared on ABC News. Laos...
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From the Field: A Trip to the Amazon's Juruena River Festival

During the last week of October, the third Festival Vivo Juruena took place in the city of Juara, in the...
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Can Myanmar’s Hydropower Study Truly Be for the People? | Myanmar Times

The Salween River, near Hat Gyi dam site in Karen State.Pianporn Deetes/International Rivers This article originally appeared in the Myanmar...
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Standing Rock: A Rallying Cry in the Global Battle for Rivers

For weeks now, the world’s eyes have been fixed on North Dakota. The epic battle at Standing Rock is North...