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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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Destroying a Natural Treasure in the Name of Progress

Mugecuo lake, known to local Tibetans as Yeti lake, remains one of China's few untainted ecological treasures. Situated in the...
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AES Pulls Out of Uganda Dam

World Bank’s Unflagging Favoritism for Overpriced Bujagali Project Has Helped Put the Brakes on Uganda’s Energy Development. Today, the US-based...
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ADB Plan Supports a Dozen More Dams for the Mekong

Critics say plan is destructive, 40 years out of date A new Asian Development Bank report has recommended the construction...
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Asian Development Bank Considers Supporting Burmese Dam Despite Unrest

At a time when the Burmese military regime has come under increasing international pressure following a violent attack on pro-democracy...
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Declaration of the Second Mesoamerican Forum Against Dams

DECLARATION OF THE SECOND MESOAMERICAN FORUM AGAINST DAMS: “FOR THE WATER AND LIFE OF OUR COMMUNITIES La Esperanza, Intibuca, Honduras...
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Electricité de France Quits Lao Dam: Future of Project in Doubt

Electricité de France, the lead investor in the controversial Nam Theun 2 (NT2) Hydropower Project in Laos, announced on July...
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Letter to World Bank from 40 NGOs Regarding Transparency in Nam Theun 2 Project

Letter calling for disclosure of the NT2 Power Purchase Agreement, Concession Agreement and financial analyses.
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Lesotho Judge Convicts German Engineering Firm of Bribery Charges

The Lesotho High Court yesterday convicted Lahmeyer International, a German engineering consulting firm, of paying approximately US$550,000 in bribes to...
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Karahnjukar - A Project on Thin Ice

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Eskom’s Expanding Empire - The Social and Ecological Footprint of Africa’s Largest Power Utility

With a generating capacity of more than 40,000 MW, South Africa-based Eskom is Africa’s largest energy utility, and ranks as...