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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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Livelihoods at Risk: The Case of The Mphanda Nkuwa Dam

A risk assessment reveals that Mphanda Nkuwa Dam, proposed for the Zambezi River in Mozambique, could leave thousands worse off....
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Letter to Nam Theun 2 Power Company Regarding Inadequate Compensation for Downstream Channel Villagers

Letter to NTPC outlining problems with compensation for villagers affected by downstream channel construction, as identified during IRN's July 2006...
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Carta a BID sobre o rio Madeira

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Improvements Made, But Principles Fail to Live Up To Their Potential

Equator Principles Re-Launched BankTrack welcomes any initiative that enhances the social and environmental sustainability of bank financing operations. BankTrack acknowledges...
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Banks Adopt Fortified Green Principles

Dozens of commercial banks and lenders, including global heavyweights like Citigroup, JP Morgan Chase and Standard Chartered, signed an updated...
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Gates Fail on Big Brazilian Dam

A diversion tunnel for recently built dam in Brazil failed during the last week in June, causing an uncontrolled release...
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In Whose Interest? Lom Pangar Dam & Energy Sector Development in Cameroon

Download In Whose Interest? (PDF 1 MB) This joint report reveals how the aluminum industry in Cameroon is being prioritized...
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Campos Novos Dam Builders Downplay Danger

The controversial 626-foot (202-meter) tall Campos Novos Dam in Southern Brazil suffered an uncontrolled release of water last week, completely...
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Thai Dam Casts Long Shadow Over Asia Dam Wars

Article from IOL Pak Mun River, Thailand – Mekong fish don't jump. It was one of the many hard lessons...