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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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South Africa’s Elusive Negawatts

From March 2009 World Rivers Review Since 2006, South Africa’s energy crisis has dealt a serious blow to Africa’s largest...
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Less is More: Energy Efficiency Lessons from California

From March 2009 World Rivers Review California has one of the world’s largest and most efficient economies. The numbers are...
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Three Gorges’ Sister Dams Near Completion

From March 2009 World Rivers Review In the grand canyons of the Jinsha (“Golden Sands”) River in central China, a...
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Hydro Industry Seeks to Weaken Standards

From March 2009 World Rivers Review For decades, communities affected by projects such as dams, mines or pipelines were asked...
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Dam Boom in Himalayas Will Create Mountains of Risk

From March 2009 World Rivers Review The Himalaya is one of the fastest changing regions of the world due to...
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Amazon Indians Rebel Against Dams

From March 2009 World Rivers Review Brazil’s Enawene Nawe Indians have said enough is enough to destructive development projects, and...
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A River of Hope

From March 2009 World Rivers Review “To the people of poor nations, we pledge to work alongside you to make...
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Old Ties, New Challenges: Amur River at Risk

From March 2009 World Rivers Review The Amur-Heilong River System, which forms the border of China and Russia for 3,000...
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Energy Efficiency

   See the full screen version of these videos Reducing the impact of our use of energy is one of the...
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Carbon Trading Getting Slammed

This has not been a good month for carbon trading. In addition to the collapse in the carbon market (as...