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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,...
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Here Comes the Sun: Taking Solar Power to Grid-Scale

March 2008 World Rivers Review What renewable energy source is highly reliable and predictable, especially productive during the hours of...
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Kampot Tourism Takes Hit Amid Construction

Article from The Cambodia Daily Tourism around Toek Chhou waterfall and rapids in Kampot province’s BokorNational Park has taken a...
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Bowing to Regional Hydropower Demands

PHNOM PENH, Mar 21 (IPS) – For the Cambodian government, hydropower development represents great economic opportunities. But for non-government organisations...
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Demonstrators at the Estreito Dam in Brazil Leave Peacefully

After nine days of protest, demonstrators at the Estreito Dam were offered an agreement which maintains that organs under the...
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WEC's Response: No Invitations, Funding for Africans

Dear Terri, I have your e-mail of 19 March in which you return to the request that WEC find the...
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Money for Nothing (Or How Corruption Fuels Dam Building in Nigeria)

Nigeria is being rocked by a huge corruption scandal. As President Yar’Adua recently revealed, the administration of his predecessor spent...
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International Rivers RSS Feeds

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Hydropower On the Nu: One River, Many Perspectives

A cascade of proposed hydroelectric projects on one of Asia's longest undammed rivers has caused great controversy in southwest China....
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