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For nearly three decades, International Rivers has been at the forefront of research and communications on issues surrounding large dams and their impact on rivers and communities.

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Guest Blog – Hydropower Development on the Amur River and Russia’s Planning Flaws

China bank of the Amur River in late fall facing Russia. WikiCommons The Amur River is the last free-flowing major...
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PR – Fate of Nam Ngiep River and Thousands of Lao Villagers in the Hands of ADB’s Board

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Bangkok, Thailand: Tomorrow, the fate of thousands of villagers living on the Nam Ngiep River in central Lao...
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Bhutan

Bhutan unceremoniously eschewed traditional economic indicators in the 1970’s. Gross domestic product was seen as just another number that sought...
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In Vietnam, Challenging the Dominance of Dams and Fossil Fuels

Like many other developing countries, Vietnam’s energy matrix has been powered by hydropower dams and fossil fuels, while other energy...
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What Future for Inga 3-Affected Communities?

Camp Kinshasa. Photo by Ange Asanzi A few days ago during his visit to Kinshasa, Mahktar Diop, World Bank Vice...
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Nam Ngiep 1

“We have lived in this place for more than thirty years, we have worked on the land, we don’t want...
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"Nobody's River" Film Launch

Congratulations to the intrepid filmmakers Becca Dennis, Sabra Purdy, Amber Valenti, Krystle Wright and Skip Armstrong on today’s launch of...
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A Photo Journey Through Uttarakhand

Earlier this year before the southwest monsoons set in, our regional team decided to pay a visit to the Indian...
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Guest Blog – Sarawak Mega-Dams, You Bet Your Life

“You cannot say this is a Sarawak problem – this is our national problem. If you look at the impact...