Resources

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.

Showing all resources

Displaying 3671 - 3680 of 4458 resources

First published on
This resource has been tagged as an In the Media

Brasil decide sobre sus represas

Brasil seguirá adelante con la construcción de dos represas hidroeléctricas en el río Madeira, en la región amazónica, a pesar...
First published on
This resource has been tagged as a Campaign

Mexico

Twenty large dams have already been built on Mexico’s rivers. Mexico boasts the highest dam in the Americas and the...
First published on
This resource has been tagged as a Campaign

Madeira River

The Madeira River is the Amazon’s largest and most important tributary. Spanning about a quarter of the Brazilian Amazon, the...
First published on
This resource has been tagged as a Campaign

La Parota Dam

UPDATE – La Parota Dam was officially cancelled on August 16, 2012. In 2003, the Mexican Federal Electricity Commission proposed...
First published on
This resource has been tagged as a Page

Bujagali Campaign Project Economics

Can Huge Dams Solve our Economic Problems? A view from Save Bujagali Crusade, March 16, 2000. [node:488 link]International Rivers Letter...
First published on
This resource has been tagged as a Page

Bujagali Campaign Materials

International Rivers’s Bujagali Campaign campaign material Letters Save Mabira Crusade BackgrounderA backgrounder from Save Mabira Crusade on the unpopular government...
First published on
This resource has been tagged as a Page

Energy Solutions for Uganda

Uganda clearly needs power, but questions remain as to whether its single-minded focus on large dams is the most appropriate...
First published on

Big Dams: Bringing Poverty, Not Power to Africa

Large hydro dams do not “lift all boats”–in fact, they increase the gap between energy haves and have-nots. Africa’s large...
First published on

Evaluating the LHWP Against WCD Guidelines

Africa’s largest infrastructure project the Lesotho Highlands Water Project (LHWP) is a massive, multi-dam scheme built to divert water from...