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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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Big Hydro Hides its Role in Global Warming

A bitter debate has broken out in the scientific community over hydropower’s contribution to global warming. A leading Brazil-based climate...
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Decentralizing Thai Power: Towards a Sustainable Energy System

This report put forward a vision of a clean and profitable Power Dvelopment Plan (PDP) for Thailand. It demonstrates that...
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Comment on NDP Inspection Panel Report & Management Response

With this comment, International Rivers wants to draw attention to the extraordinary findings of the Inspection Panel in relation to...
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Fizzy Science: Loosening the Hydro Industry's Grip on Reservoir Greenhouse Gas Emissions Research

The pages of a respected climate change journal are not a place one would expect to find a bad-tempered exchange...
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Environmental Impact Assessment on the Cambodian Side of the Srepok River due to Hydropower Development in Vietnam

Report prepared by SWECO Grøner for Electricty of Vietnam. Presented at the "Stakeholder Meeting on EIA Report on Cambodian Part...
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Letter to West LB on integrating World Commission on Dams recommendations into their macro policy. (In German)

International Rivers sent this letter to West LB, one of the largest German private banks, suggesting that West LB should...
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Internal Investigation Shows World Bank Water Project Destroys Livelihoods in Pakistan

A World Bank-funded water project in Pakistan has led to widespread environmental harm and suffering among local communities. The project...
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Livestock Epidemic May Be Linked to Theun-Hinboun Dam

Canadian PhD student Keith Barney writes to Theun-Hinboun Power Company (THPC) to highlight a livestock epidemic that occurred in Ban...
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Community Based Fisheries Research in Thailand

Community-based research in Thailand, known as Thai Baan research, is reinventing the way that villagers and decision-makers perceive and value...
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Civil Society Demands Corruption Out of Inga, Local Benefits In

Johannesburg Declaration of the Civil Society to the International Round Table on the Hydroelectric Development of the Inga Dam Site...