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Will China's Rivers Survive the Next 20 Years?
Record-Breaking Dam Building Boom Could Make Free-Flowing Rivers an Endangered Species World Rivers Review, August 2005 For 20 years, International...
EBRD Reply on Multilateral Carbon Credit Fund
European Bank for Reconstruction and DevelopmentPeter ReinigerBusiness Group DirectorEnergy and Telecommunication Ann Kathrin SchneiderInternational RiversBerlin OfficeReichenbergerstr.8110999 BerlinGermany Dear Mrs. Schneider,...
Letter to World Bank on Linking Directive & Carbon Fund for Europe
Mr. Odin KnudsenSenior Manager, World Bank Carbon FinanceThe World BankWashington, DC Dear Mr. Knudsen We note with interest your decision...
UNESCO World Heritage Committee: "Grave Concern" Regarding Three Parallel Rivers World Heritage Area
In its 2005 annual meeting, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee expressed its “grave concern on the impacts that the proposed...
NGOs Warn of "Environmental Money Laundering"
Six large international banks are currently arranging a $1 billion bond for China Exim Bank, the world’s third largest export...
Western Banks Financing China’s Export Import Bank: A Case of Environmental Money Laundering
Executive Summary Representatives of Western banks and export credit agencies frequently argue that their environmental policies are being undercut by...
International Rivers' Comments on Proposed CDM Methodology for Bumbuna Hydro (Sierra Leone)
Submitted to CDM Methodology Panel Title of new baseline methodology: Hydropower Projects that Create New Reservoirs or Expand Existing Ones...
International Rivers Comments on CDM Methodology Proposed for Nho Que Large Hydro (Vietnam)
Submitted to CDM Methodology Panel Title of new baseline methodology:Grid-connected hydroelectric power generation projects in low-density vegetation areas (NM0130) Strengths...