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Is Our New Environment Minister Anti-Large Dams?

The author, Shripad Dharmadhikary, with Medha Patkar when he was an activist with the Narmada Bachao Andolan or Save the...
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A Journey through Siphandone: Microcosm of the Mekong

Life in Siphandone, in southern Laos is shaped by the Mekong River. I first noticed it in the trees, whose...
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Don Sahong Dam Casts Wide Shadow Over Mekong | The Bangkok Post

Originally published in the Opinion section of The Bangkok Post Fisherman along the Mekong River in Siphandone, Upstream of the...
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Surplus Power, Yet Millions in the Dark

Last week, India’s Minster of Power went on record saying that India can meet its electricity demand for the next...
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Congo Pushes for a Mega-Dam Project, With No Environmental Impact Studies | PRI's Living on Earth

This article originally appeared on PRI’s Living on Earth. The Democratic Republic of the Congo is pushing ahead with plans...
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Honduras: Patuca River and Communities under Threat

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Damming the Patuca

The Patuca at DawnDr. Kendra McSweeney In 1998, I traveled to Honduras at the request of representatives from the Tawhaka...
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Surviving Climate Change in Southeast Asia Will Require New and Ancient Technologies | Newsweek

A surge in the number of dams along the Mekong, like this one in Thailand, is expected to alter the...
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Lake Turkana Cultural Festival 2016

The Samburu warriors rise up, proudly sporting colourful headdresses with ostrich feathers fluttering majestically in the wind, and stride forward...
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Nu River Conservation Studies: Biodiversity, Management, and Hydropower Development

The Nu/Salween River originates in the Tibetan plateau and flows south through Thailand and Burma before emptying into the Andaman...