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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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Scientists Raise Concerns Over Don Sahong Dam

Site of the proposed Don Sahong Dam The following letter from thirty eminent scientists raises concerns over the impacts of...
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World Bank Should Address Legacy in Inga Rehab

RE: Concerns of proposed Regional and Domestic Power Markets Development Project (ID P097201) Read a letter to the World Bank...
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Nam Theun 2 Investigation Exposes Project Failings

"Model" Project Leaves Lao Villagers in the Lurch The Nam Theun 2 (NT2) hydropower project in central Laos, touted by...
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In Pará, MAB Occupies Tucuruí Dam

Around 600 families-members of the Movement of Dam Affected People and Via Campesina, occupied today, 23 of May at 15:30...
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19% of India's Global Warming Emissions From Large Dams

Latest scientific estimates show that large dams in India are responsible for about a fifth of the countries' total global...
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NGOs to China: Don't Repeat the West's Mistakes in Africa

As the African Development Bank convenes in Shanghai for its annual meeting, African and international civil society groups call for...
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China’s Role in Financing African Infrastructure

As part of its going-out strategy, China is rapidly expanding its economic cooperation with Africa. China Exim Bank plays an...
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4% of Global Warming Due to Dams, Says New Research

Large dams may be one of the single most important contributors to global warming, releasing 104 million metric tonnes of...
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Burma's Salween Dams Threaten Over Half a Million Lives Downstream

Over half a million city residents, farmers, and fisher folk living at the mouth of the Salween River in Burma...
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Moving Beyond Large Hydro to a New Energy Future

Please see attachment below to download and look through our presentation made at the Asian Development Bank's Annual Governors Meeting...