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A Journey Through the West Sikkim Hills

Last month, the two-member South Asia team travelled to the West Sikkim Hills, a northern Indian region nestled in the...
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PR – International Rivers Intervenes in Compensation Claim Against Lesotho Highlands

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE On Wednesday, 27 May 2015, the Legal Resources Centre (LRC) appeared in the Lesotho High Court in an...
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The Power of Rivers – in Whose Hands?

The Iguaçu Falls in Brazil. Erika Nortemann/TNC At the World Hydropower Congress in Beijing, the Nature Conservancy released a report...
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Mega First's Risky Investment Threatens Future of the Mekong River

Originally Published in The Nation High risk overseas investment projects are a growing concern for responsible business. Mega-First Corporation Berhad...
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Powerful Miniseries Depicts Struggles to Protect Sacred Indigenous Sites

Fisherman in the shadow of Basamuk refinery in New Guinea. Sacred Land Film Project A four-part miniseries called Standing on Sacred...
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Whose Dream is Inga 3?

Foreign Policy’s recent article, “The River That Swallows All Dams,” provides an excellent overview of the development history of the...
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The Hidden Cost of Thailand’s New Power Development Plan

Decision makers responsible for energy tend to ignore the lives of the locals, such as in the case of this...
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Is the Grand Inga Too Big to Build?

On invitation by ESI Africa, International Rivers’ Africa Programme Director, Rudo Sanyanga, examines worldwide large-scale hydro power project and Africa’s...
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Nepal Earthquake Tests Dam Safety

After the devastating Gorkha earthquake of April 25, which killed thousands and left many more homeless, details are slowly emerging...