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Ten Years of Injustice

It has been more than ten years since the 260-meter-high Tehri Dam was commissioned on the Bhagirathi River, a headwater...
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Film Screening: A River Between Us

Join us for the screening of “A River Between Us,” a documentary about the ongoing fight to restore the Klamath...
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The Nu: Last of the Great Rivers

The Nu River.Alice Hughes The Nu River, known downstream as the Salween, represents the last of Southeast Asia’s great rivers...
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The People of Ethiopia’s Omo Valley May Not Survive This Time Around

Members of the Karo ethnic group by the Omo River. Marc Veraart on Flickr The diverse indigenous ethnic groups of...
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The Global Significance of the Klamath Agreement

Klamath River aerial view. Wikimedia Commons Last week, US Interior Secretary Sally Jewell, California Governor Jerry Brown and Governor Kate...
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Monitoring the Flow: Defending Rights on Brazil’s Teles Pires River

Participants at work on a map in Alta Floresta.Brent Millikan A few weeks ago, Amazon Program Director Brent Millikan traveled...
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Brazil: insider claims Rousseff coalition took funds from Belo Monte mega-dam | The Guardian

This article originally appeared at The Guardian. Protest against Belo Monte damInternational Rivers Indigenous communities and the Amazon rain forest...
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Dam Funders Halt Support After Murders In Honduras | Living on Earth

Berta Cáceres memorial vigilInternational Rivers This interview transcript originally appeared on Living on Earth. Audio of the interview can be downloaded...
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Amid drought, fish disappear from Zimbabwe's markets | Daily Mail

Batoka Gorge, Zimbabwe. International Rivers The following article originally appeared at the Daily Mail.  BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe, April 1 (Thomson Reuters...
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Chinese dams blamed for exacerbating Southeast Asian drought | AP

Fishing on the MekongInternational Rivers The following article was originally published by Associated Press. HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — As China...