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Whispers of Sindhu – A Story of Struggle

Today, when the day dawned, “Sindhu” came rushing towards me and started whispering something into my left ear. Following is...
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US Rebukes World Bank’s IFC Over Environmental Concerns in Pakistan Hydro Loan

In the World Bank’s board that thrives on consensus, the United States took the unusual step of voting against The...
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From Montana to Bangladesh, #RiversUniteUs

Belly River Valley of Glacier Park. Photo Credit: Harry Lichtman I grew up in one of the most beautiful and...
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Peter Bosshard Appointed Interim Executive Director of International Rivers

The Board of Directors of International Rivers has appointed veteran staff member Peter Bosshard to serve as Interim Executive Director...
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The Nile Project: A River Runs Through Them

The Nile Project “Rivers Unite, Dams Divide.” It’s my favorite activist slogan, one I learned from Turkish activists, and it...
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30 Years of Advocacy for Rivers and Human Rights: A newcomer’s perspective

As the heavy doors of Boalt Hall Room 110 swung open, a wave of nostalgia hit me. Memories of sitting...
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In Solidarity for Protection of the Areng Valley

Dam affected villagers from the Sesan and Srepok rivers support Alex A few years ago, Alejandro “Alex” Gonzalez-Davidson, a Spanish...
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Equality in Dissent

Some three or four years back I travelled to the Alaknanda River Basin in Uttarakhand. At the time I was...
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River = Love

On this day in the US, some people celebrate Saint Valentine with gifts of red roses, heart-shaped chocolate and romantic...
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No Need to Sacrifice Asia’s Rivers to Power China’s Development

Recently climate change advocates have been lauding China’s commitments to cut carbon pollution. The US-China climate deal was hailed as...