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Series: Legal Strategies for Latin America

From February 2007 World Rivers Review Legal Aid: Lessons Learned from Using the Law in Latin American Dam Cases The...
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Three Gorges Resettlers Lose Out to Corruption

From February 2007 World Rivers Review Chinese auditors have discovered that at least US$30 million was embezzled from resettlement funds...
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Sharing the Srepok River: Cambodian Communities Downstream of Vietnam Dams Finally Get a Hearing

From February 2007 World Rivers Review “Chances are you won’t pick up a hydro-related publication these days that doesn’t feature...
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New Dams Proposed in California

From February 2007 World Rivers Review Water pundits claim that the era of big dam building is over in the...
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Farmers, Fishers, Tribes Say “Restore the Klamath!”

From February 2007 World Rivers Review A broad coalition has come together to call for removal of four dams and...
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European ECAs May Support Problematic Turkish Dam, Cite China Threat

From February 2007 World Rivers Review The Ilisu Dam, a highly controversial project proposed for the Tigris River in Southeast...
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Independent Experts Find Amazon Dam Studies Don’t Hold Water

From February 2007 World Rivers Review A group of independent experts – including internationally renowned authorities on the Amazon –...
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Memorandum on the Merowe Dam Project

Submitted to His Excellency Zhang Dong, Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to Sudan, at the Occasion of the...
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The MWRAS: Justifying large water infrastructure with transboundary impacts

The Mekong Water Resources Assistance Strategy (MWRAS), proposed by the Asian Development Bank, World Bank, and Mekong River Commission promotes...
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Villagers Oppose More Dams in Vietnam

PHNOM PENH, Jan 14 (IPS) – Chao Chantha, one of 10 community representatives from the north-eastern Cambodian province of Stung...