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Dam on Ethiopia’s Omo River Causing Hunger and Conflict | National Geographic

Herders lead their cattle to the Omo River to drink. Alison M. Jones This article first appeared in National Geographic....
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Why Rivers on #GivingTuesday

I spent the past weekend in Yosemite National Park with my family. It was snowing, and the roaring Merced River...
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Court Hears Testimony of Mekong Villagers in Xayaburi Dam Case

Thai Mekong villagers gather outside the Administrative Court in Bangkok ahead of the hearing.International Rivers In June 2014, 37 Thai...
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Water Insecurity & Climate Change In Africa

The Niger, Nile and Zambezi basins. Author’s own Africa has the largest number of surface water bodies crossing or forming...
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Alternative Energy's Massive Potential in Congo

Electrification rates in the DRC’s 11 provinces. Data source: World Bank The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is faced with...
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Mekong Villagers In Fight For Their Rights | The Bangkok Post

Originally published in The Bangkok Post The Administrative Court will today begin hearing a ground-breaking lawsuit regarding the transboundary impacts...
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Save the Mekong Statement Calling for Cancellation of The Don Sahong Dam

The Save the Mekong Coalition Stands With Mekong Communities Calls for the Cancellation of Don Sahong Dam The Save the...
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Mining Waste Reaches Brazilian Coast Two Weeks After BHP Dam Collapse | The Guardian

This article was first published in The Guardian. Tide is expected to spread along a 5.5-mile stretch of coastline, threatening...
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Bujagali: How Not to Build a Dam Through a Public-Private Partnership

Bujagali Falls Dam. Courtesy of the EastAfrican Private participation in large hydropower projects in Africa is increasingly being encouraged through...
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Fighting for Nubia's Rich Culture

“We will never allow any force on the earth to blur our identity and destroy our heritage and nation. Nubians...