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Zero Rejection of Hydropower in India

Himanshu Thakkar is the coordinator of the South Asia Network on Dams, Rivers and People (SANDRP). He is blogs frequently...
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Maheshwar Dam: Private Mess, Public Cleanup

The Maheshwar Hydropower Project on the Narmada River is one of 30 large dams that are a part of the...
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Save The Heron, Protect a Watershed

Three years ago, around this time of year, I was on a river excursion in Bhutan. We journeyed for a few...
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Art and the Magdalena River

Rivers are a force for life. They transform landscapes, carving out new land features, enabling transportation, and nurturing crops and...
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Scientists Question Dam Building in the Amazon, Congo and Mekong

Dam building puts the rich fisheries of the Mekong at risk. Wikimedia Commons Scientists from around the world have just...
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2015: The Year in Review

Last year was a turbulent year for rivers around the world. After a decade of declines in dam building, the...
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Combining Art and Activism: Pollinating Ríos Vivos

The etched black-and-white artwork paints a gruesome and cruel history. Lavish cruise ships demonstrate the luxurious privileges of tourists. Dams...
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PR - Mekong Villagers To Appeal Xayaburi Court Case Decision

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Bangkok, Thailand – Thailand’s Administrative Court today found that state agencies involved in the destructive Xayaburi Dam,...
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Greater Mekong Subregion Energy Investments: Concerns and Recommendations

This briefing paper, “Re-Assessing Greater Mekong Subregion Energy Investments”, provides an overview and critical analysis of the large-scale energy investments prioritized...
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New Hope for China’s Last Free-Flowing River

The Nu River in Ocrtober 2015. Li Xiao Long According to several Chinese news sources, the government of Yunnan Province...