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Report | Reckless Endangerment: Assessing Responsibility for the Xe Pian-Xe Namnoy Dam Collapse

One year after the tragic collapse of an auxiliary dam of the Xe Pian-Xe Namnoy Hydropower Project in Laos, this...
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Press Release | Backers of Collapsed Laos Dam Must Be Held Accountable

Impacts of the dam collapse in Ban Hinlat-Tha Sangchan, LaosRoengrit Kongmuang, July 2018 New report calls on developers, banks and...
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Media Advisory | The ASEAN We Want: An Open Statement to ASEAN Leaders

In an open statement to ASEAN leaders as they gather in Bangkok for the 34th ASEAN Summit, 110 community and civil...
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Statement: It’s Time for the African Development Bank to Pull the Plug on the Inga 3 Dam

On the occasion of the visit of African Development Bank (AfDB) President Akinwumi Adesina to the Democratic Republic of Congo...
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Women’s Voices Reign at First-Ever Women & Rivers Congress

One word stood out on the screen, above all others: Stories. It was the answer to a question posed on...
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Chinese media is misleading the public on the impacts of hydro in Laos

Last month, the New York Times ran a piece of propaganda and misinformation masquerading as news. The piece was entitled...
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PR | Thai Foreign Affairs Minister Confirms China Will Halt Mekong Rapids Blasting

“The Mekong River is a river of life, not a commercial river”  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  Mr. Niwat Roykaew, founder of...
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Looking to the Future

As Kate Horner transitions out of the organization, we want to offer a heartfelt thanks to Kate for her dedicated...
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Op-Ed: Hydropower’s Dangerous Bid To Re-cast Itself As 'Green' | International Business Times

This article originally appeared in the International Business Times. A Munduruku leader commemorates a murdered river defender while protesting at...