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Public Statement on The Mong Ton Dam on the Salween River

Public Statement on Mong Ton Dam on the Salween/Thanlwin River As revealed by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of...
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Peru's Energy Future

Futuro de la Energía en PerúInternational Rivers and Forum Solidaridad Last year, International Rivers and the Peruvian organization Forum Solidaridad...
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“Everything Depends on Conservation” | River Guardian Macarena Soler

Macarena Soler fights for Patagonia.Courtesy of Macarena Soler You could be forgiven for thinking that Chilean lawyer Macarena Soler had...
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Mekong Dam Projects ‘Could Destroy Livelihoods, Ecology’ | The Nation

A boat on the Mekong River.The Nation This article originally appeared in The Nation. Environmental groups warn areas might be...
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Africa: Mega Dams Remain Controversial Source of Energy | All Africa

Inga 1 Dam in the Democratic Republic of Congo. International Rivers This article originally appeared in All Africa. United Nations...
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Kandadji Dam at the Brink of a Humanitarian Disaster

Villagers to be displaced by the Kandadji Dam. Last week, I was joined in Washington DC by Sena Alouka and...
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Drowning the Land of the Ancestors

Governments often promise their people benefits that never materialize. In Sudan, years after the government promised to supply electricity to...
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The World Bank and Dams Part 3: Niger Dam Could Leave Thousands In The Dust

The Kandadji Dam is supposed to expand irrigation and energy generation to improve lives in Niger. Instead, it risks sacrificing...
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Have We Passed the Era of Peak Dam?

The wind and solar revolution helps to keep the Nu River free-flowing. Peter Ford This is Part I of our...
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The World Bank’s Energy Lending Is Stuck In The Past

This is Part 2 of our three-part series on renewable energy solutions. Girl with a fish on the Salween River....
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