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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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GMS Power Trade Operating Agreement Scheme Creates Consumer Risks

An analysis by Dr. Bretton Garrett identifies three key points of concern in the ADB's proposed Power Trade operating Agreement:...
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A World of Hurt

New Research Reveals Massive Impacts of Damming on World’s Large Rivers The extent to which dams affect the world’s large...
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Legal Analysis of Nam Theun 2 Concession Agreement

This report presents an analysis of the Concession Agreement (“CA”) between the Government of the Lao People’s Democratic Republic (“GOL”)...
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International Rivers Welcomes New Water Policy from Major International Bank

HSBC, one of the world’s largest banks, announced a new freshwater policy at their Annual General Meeting in London today....
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Carta sobre Cana Brava

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Unravelling Bhakra

Unravelling Bhakra, published by Manthan Adhyayan Kendra, gives a close perspective of the Bhakra Nangal project. The study looks at...
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Urging the Release of Don Carlos Chen & Protection for Citizens

President of the Republic of Guatemala Licenciado Oscar Berger Perdomo Casa Presidencial, 6 a. Avenida, 4-18 zona 1 Ciudad de...
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A Critical Juncture for Peace, Democracy, and the Environment: Sudan and the Merowe/Hamadab Dam Project

Report from a Visit to Sudan and a Fact-Finding Mission to the Merowe Dam Project, 22 February – March 2005....