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Press Release | Brazilian Government Cancels Mega-Dam on the Amazon’s Tapajós River

Brasilia, August 4, 2016 – Brazil’s Federal Environmental Agency (IBAMA) announced the cancellation of licensing for the polemic São Luiz...
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Renewable, But Is It Sustainable? | One India One People

This article originally appeared in One India One People. A clean and green source of energy is hydropower. Nothing burns,...
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5 Great Summer Reads for River Lovers

We all know about beach reading – beachy books are the ones that you speed through, the ones you don’t...
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World Bank Halts Funding for Grand Inga Dam in DR Congo | Global Construction Review

The Inga Falls on the Congo River. Wikimedia Commons This article originally appeared in the Global Construction Review. The World...
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A River of Impunity: The Situation for Environmental Defenders Opposing Hydropower Projects

“I cannot freely walk on my territory or swim in the sacred river and I am separated from my children...
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From Paris to Patagonia: On Rivers and Climate Change

In the Patagonia region, climate change presents a direct threat to human health and the environment. More than 90% of...
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PR | World Bank Suspends Support for Inga 3 Dam in the Congo

On July 25, the World Bank suspended its support for the giant Inga 3 Dam in the Democratic Republic of...
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Wang Yong Chen: The Clark Kent of China

Wang Yong Chen in action I first met 62-year-old Wang Yong Chen, our July River Guardian, in a hotel conference room...
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Pak Beng Hydropower Project construction to begin early 2017

Pak Beng Hydropower Project construction to begin next year By Phetsamone (KPL) The construction of the Pak Beng Hydropower Project...
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Green Violators to Get Retrospective Nod?

India has a new environment minister in Anil Madhav Dave. A three-time parliamentarian, he brings prior experience in river conservation, has written books on climate...