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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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Review of the Epupa Dam Feasibility Study

A review by outside experts of the 1997 Epupa Dam Feasibility Study, coordinated by International Rivers and Earthlife Africa —...
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Epupa Campaign Materials

Articles Epupa Meeting Postponed Again Article from The Namibian, November 1, 1999. [node:1255 link] Read letters to editor of The...
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Background on Epupa Falls

Namibia’s Kunene River valley is the ancestral home of 12,000 Himba people, a semi-nomadic people who have lived there for...
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UNEP Faults Asian Development Bank Project

BANGKOK, Jul 17 (IPS) – A sharp difference of opinion between the Asian Development Bank (AsDB) and the United Nations...
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Additional Information

Inquiétudes au sujet du projet proposé  « Regional and Domestic Power Markets Development Project » 24 Mai 2007 RE: Inquiétudes...
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Thailand

How to satisfy Thailand’s growing demand for power without ruining the environment, disrupting communities or causing political tensions with neighboring...
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The Rivers of Patagonia

The Spanish company Endesa plans to build a series of large hydroelectric dams on the wild rivers of Aysén province,...
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Yacyretá Dam

Yacyretá Dam on the Paraná River has been under construction since 1979. A battle has raged to increase the height...
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Xingu River

The Xingu River flows from the tropical savanna of central Mato Grosso, Brazil northward to the Amazon for 1,979 km...