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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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Let It Flow: Lessons from Lesotho

June 2008 World Rivers Review: Legacy Issue The majority of the world's major rivers have been dammed, leaving a legacy...
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On Trust, Justice and Restoring Dignity: The Long Path for Reparations in Guatemala

June 2008 World Rivers Review: Legacy Issue "History does not allow injustices to vanish just because we are unable to...
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High Stakes for the Next Wave of Dams

June 2008 World Rivers Review: Legacy Issue Our world is full of serious problems, from escalating violence and war to...
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Forbes Magazine: Big, Bad Hydro

Originally published in Forbes magazine Chilean Patagonia is renowned for its rugged beauty: windswept Andean peaks, roaring rivers, pristine coastal...
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Flooding the Nam Theun 2 Reservoir

   A Lao man, his face and hands hardened by the sun and years of fishing, tends his water buffalo...
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New Hydropower Dam for Burma’s Military Capital to Displace Thousands

Over 3,500 people, including many ethnic Kayan, will be displaced by a new dam being built in the Pyinmana Hills...
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Hydroplant Splits Jungle Kingdom as Tribe Feels Damned by New Way of Life

Originally published in The Guardian The ancient Naso kings knew what they were doing when they settled by the banks...
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Interview: Basilwizi Trust, Zimbabwe

June 2008 World Rivers Review: Legacy Issue Fifty years ago, Tonga communities were forced to give up their traditional homeland...
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Nam Theun 2 Hydropower Project: Risky Business For Laos

International Rivers’ briefing paper describing the Nam Theun 2 project, its unsettled questions and broken promises, at the time of...
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Cambodian Cabinet approves 2 hydroelectric dam projects to be built by Chinese companies

Article from The Associated Press PHNOM PENH, Cambodia: The Cambodian Cabinet has approved plans for Chinese companies to build two...