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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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Amazon Tribe Blocks Highway to Stop Hydroelectric Dams

A remote Amazonian tribe are blockading a major highway in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso in protest at a...
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The Don Sahong Dam and Mekong Fisheries

A science brief from the WorldFish Center exploring the potential impact of the proposed Don Sahong hydroelectric dam on the...
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Protecting the Fisheries of Tonle Sap Lake

From World Rivers Review, June 2007 Tonle Sap Lake is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia and of great...
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Doing Dams Wrong: World Bank’s “Model” Project Leaves Lao Villagers in the Lurch

From World Rivers Review, June 2007 Under a mango tree along the banks of the Nam Theun River on a...
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Mainstream Dams Threaten the Mother of all Rivers

From June 2007 World Rivers Review While China is midway through the construction of a controversial cascade of major dam...
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Decentralized Energy in Thailand: An Emerging Light

From June 2007 World Rivers Review Thailand’s power sector is struggling with contradictory development models. Plans to increase Thailand’s dependence...
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The Mekong: Diverse, Magnificent, Threatened

From World Rivers Review, June 2007 As it makes its journey from the Tibetan Plateau to the South China Sea,...
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Tenosique: análisis económicoambiental de un proyecto hidroeléctrico en el Río Usumacinta

Este estudio del Conservation Strategy Fund se centra sobre el Proyecto Hidroeléctrico Tenosique, un proyecto bilateral sobre el Río Usumacinta...
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Before the Deluge - full report

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Introducción y mensajes centrales

2007 "Represas, Ríos y Gente" Informe (DRP) Las inundaciones son los desastres naturales más destructivos, más frecuentes y más costosos...