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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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New Participants Join the International Day of Action for Rivers, Water and Life!

I am pleased to announce that we have new participants joining our movement this year! Organizations from countries that have...
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The Inspiration of Xalala - Part 1

A couple of weeks ago I had the privilege of visiting communities that would be affected by the proposed Xalalá...
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Barack Obama and the River of Hope

“To the people of poor nations, we pledge to work alongside you to make your farms flourish and let clean...
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Letter to World Bank by Brazilian NGOs re $1.3 Billion Environment Loan

Ms. Pamela Cox, Vice President, World Bank, for Latin America and the CaribbeanWorld BankWashington, DC, USA cc: Mr. Makhtar Diop,...
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Brazilian NGOs urge World Bank not to approve $1.3 billion environment loan

For immediate release Brazilian environmentalists, social movements and networks monitoring international financial institutions have asked the World Bank to postpone...
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Carta ao Banco Mundial Sobre Empréstimo ao Brasil

Ilma. Sra. Pamela CoxVice Presidente do Banco Mundial para a América Latina e o CaribeBanco MundialWashington, DC, Estados Unidos da...
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River Destruction on Trial

Water Tribunal in Turkey The construction of big dams, pollution, privatization of water, etc. has caused water to be the...
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The Dam Industry’s Brave New World

  There was a time when we were all expected to follow the law. There was a time when we...
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Critique of the HSAF Approach

In March 2009, International Rivers published a critique of the interim report which the Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Forum (HSAF) produced...
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I'm Just a Bill

While US federal climate activities were full of hope last week, the mood on the west coast turned sour. A...