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MRC's crisis of legitimacy and relevancy challenges new CEO: Regional Groups

Today, 51 citizens groups and individuals from the six Mekong countries sent a letter to Jeremy Bird, the newly appointed...
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Amicus Curiae La Parota

Mexican and international organizations submitted an Amicus Curiae to the Collegiate Tribunal of Guerrero in Acapulco in support of a...
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Brazil to Build $15.6 Billion in Dams in Amazon Region (Water And Wastewater International)

On Dec. 10, 2007, a consortium of Brazilian companies won an auction to build and operate the 3,150 megawatt (MW)...
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Chinese dams threaten Cambodia's forests, farmers

CHAY ARENG RIVER, Cambodia (Reuters) – Along the Chay Areng valley in Cambodia’s remote Cardamom mountains, children still scamper barefoot...
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India’s Ugliest Dam Builder

March 2008 World Rivers Review India's ugliest dam builder is undoubtedly the state-owned National Hydroelectric Power Corporation (NHPC). While the...
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Fighting for South Korea's Rivers

March 2008 World Rivers Review Korea Federation for Environmental Movements (KFEM) has launched a letter-writing campaign to protest the proposed...
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The Klamath: No Dam Deal Means No Damn Deal

March 2008 World Rivers Review Water wars in the arid western US are nothing new, but the rules of engagement...
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Indians Protest to Stop Dams on Mother Ganga

March 2008 World Rivers Review  For 15 days in January, hundreds of men, women and children marched across river valleys...
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Fish Ladders in the Tropics: A Trip to Nowhere

March 2008 World Rivers Review New studies confirm that fish ladders at dams in the tropics fail to meet their...
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The Silver Lining in South Africa's Power Crisis

March 2008 World Rivers Review South Africa is in the grip of a severe energy crisis, complete with rolling blackouts,...