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For nearly three decades, International Rivers has been at the forefront of research and communications on issues surrounding large dams and their impact on rivers and communities.

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International Rivers's Merowe Campaign Materials

Press Releases [node:980 link]More than 100 families were suddenly forced to abandon their homes on August 7 because of rising...
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Bujagali Campaign: Other Resources

International Rivers and the Bujagali Dam ProjectThe Bujagali campaign was the topic of a case study by the Harvard Business...
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Letter to CDM Executive Board On Non-Additional Chinese Hydros

Barbara HayaConsultant, International RiversPhD Candidate, University of California, Berkeleybhaya@berkeley.edu Hans Jürgen StehrChair CDM Executive BoardCDM SecretariatCDMinfo@unfccc.int October 12, 2007 RE:...
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NGOs Express Deep Concerns for Human Rights Violations in Guerrero State

More information NGOs Express Deep Concerns for Human Rights Violations in Guerrero State Download (1774.44KB)
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Rio Madeira Vivo

The Brazilian government is planning a series of large hydroelectric dams on the Amazon's principal tributary, the Madeira River. These...
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China Triggers New Global Dam Boom

From September 2007 World Rivers Review Country's Economic Expansion Adds to Pressure on World's Rivers On August 27, Miloon Kothari,...
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The National Commission on Indigenous Peoples Must Prevent the Operation of the San Roque Dam

04-10-02: It is nearly done. The builders of the San Roque dam have to lay on only 25 meters more...