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Sarawak Natives State Conditions for Lifting Baram Dam Blockade | The Malaysian Insider

The blockade at the site of the proposed Baram dam.Brimas This article was originally published in The Malaysian Insider. Ethnic...
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Mapithel Dam: An Inside Look

Since January of this year, the Mapithel Dam has blocked the flow of the Thoubal River. As a result, the...
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Undamming Rivers Can Offer a New Source for Clean Energy | Yale Environment 360

Conowingo Dam. Jane Thomas/conogwingodam.org This article originally appeared in Yale Environment 360. Many hydroelectric dams produce modest amounts of power...
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SJVN Drops Plans to Construct Tunnel in Luhri Hydro Project | The Hindu

This article was oiginally published in The Hindu. Bowing to the pressure from farmers and environmental NGOs, Sutlej Jal Vidyut...
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Back to Blue: The Race to Salvage China’s Environment and Its Past

China’s economy is developing quickly – at great cost to the environment. But things are looking up now, as a...
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Obama Urged to Talk On Gibe 3 Dam | The East African

A dam in Ethiopia. Terri Hathaway This article was originally published in The East African. Environmental activists in Kenya and...
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Chenab Under Siege

Himachal Pradesh, a North Indian Himalayan state, is on an uninterrupted quest to develop run-of-river hydropower projects. The projects are...
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A Model for Africa? South Africa’s Renewable Energy Policy

Renewable energy policy. Courtesy of greenenergyfront. South Africa has the largest carbon footprint in Africa: It’s responsible for 40% of...
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Last Rites for the Jade Sea? | National Geographic

Originally published in National Geographic. Tribesmen in Lake Turkana. Randy Olson On a hot spring morning, Galte Nyemeto stood by...
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Thai Court Holds Hope for Transboundary Justice in the Mekong

Lawyers representing Thai community members who filed the case against the Xayaburi Dam, return to Court Friday to submit their...