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Thousands Flooded Out by Merowe Dam in Sudan

The Sudanese government has closed the gates of the Merowe Dam in order to flood out thousands of people who...
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Sudanese Government Forcibly Displaces More Than 6000 Families Affected By Merowe Dam

Statement by the Leadership Office of Hamdab Affected People LOHAP (London) October 1, 2008 The Sudanese Government has ordered the...
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China – das sind wir alle

Tages-Anzeiger, 16. Februar 2008 Peter Bosshard (*) Der chinesische Wirtschaftsboom sendet Schockwellen nicht nur durch die Weltwirtschaft, sondern auch die...
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India, Pakistan in Race to Complete Hydel Project

Originally published in The Hindu (India) Technically only one country can build it and use the water NEW DELHI: Amid...
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New Film: Power on the River

Power on the River is a short documentary by Eliot Fisher and Anna Kongs about what happens when the corporate...
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Nous sommes tous Chinois

Peter Bosshard, San Francisco Chronicle du 8 février 2008 Libre traduction de Jacques Cossart, Les Amis de La Terre, membre...
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China Southern Power Grid’s 2007 “Corporate Social Responsibility Report”

China Southern Power Grid (CSG) issued its first Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) report in 2007. The report meets the basic...
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Diamer-Bhasha Dam

The Diamer-Bhasha Dam on the Indus River in northern Pakistan comes with an astounding price tag of over US$8.5 billion....
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'Unnecessary' Dam Project Threatens Rarest Wildlife

Originally published in The Independent  One of the world’s rarest reptiles, the critically-endangered Siamese crocodile, is gravely threatened by a...
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Correa Sends Odebrecht Packing

Ecuador´s President Rafael Correa has now taken the bold step of kicking Brazilian dam-building giant Odebrecht out of the country....