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International Rivers' 2018 Impact Statement: A Milestone Year for Rivers

Field trip to Brazil’s Rio Tocantins, June 2018Brent Millikan, International Rivers We know that to succeed we need a resilient,...
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Troubled Waters

Fishery in the Mekong River could be affected by the navigation project This article originally appeared in The Nation. Mekong’s...
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Press Release | International Rivers awarded $1.25 million from Arcadia Fund to protect freshwater biodiversity

International Rivers. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Oakland, CA: International Rivers is pleased to announce a new partnership with the UK-based Arcadia...
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Protecting Freshwater Biodiversity: How International Rivers is addressing one of the great conservation challenges

Freshwater biodiversity has been called the “ultimate conservation challenge” due to its complex interweaving of upstream and downstream river ecosystems...
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Press Statement | Inga 3: An Exclusive Development Deal for Chinese and European companies

The Congo River. International Rivers On October 16, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) government announced a 14 billion USD...
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Our Rivers, Our Water Future: International Rivers' 2018-2022 Strategic Plan

Crossing the Thai-Burma border on the Salween RiverPai Deetes, International Rivers Read the full 2018-2022 Strategic Plan here. Water is...
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Catalyzing A Renewable Energy Transformation: Lessons learned from Multilateral Development Banks

A clean energy transformation is urgently needed to mitigate worst impacts of climate change and deliver power to the millions...
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Save the Mekong Calls for New Transboundary Impact Assessment and Suspension of the Pak Lay Dam

On the occasion of the Mekong River Commission’s (MRC) regional stakeholder forum on the Pak Lay Hydropower Project, Save the...
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China’s River Chiefs - An “Ingenious” Approach to Water Governance in China?

China’s River Chiefs – An “Ingenious” Approach to Water Governance in China? China has long struggled to develop an effective...
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Reflections on World Water Week 2018: Water, Ecosystems and Human Development

World Water Week is an annual conference convened in Sweden by the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI). Over nearly three...
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