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Letter to the Editor: “Talking to the Experts: Can we improve the ESIA Process?”

Having worked as a river ecologist for over 40 years, including a number of years working in the lower Mekong...
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New Protest Paralyzes Brazil's Belo Monte Dam

Indigenous and riverbank communities occupy key work camp
 of Amazon megaproject

 Altamira, Brazil – Today some 150 protestors from four...
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U.S. Urged to Reject New World Bank Focus on Large Infrastructure

Originally published in Inter Press service (IPS) WASHINGTON, Mar 19 2013 – A group of environmentalists, gender activists and international...
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Do Not Pass Go: The Failed Promise of Fish Ladders

From March 2013 World Rivers Review New research reveals that fish-passage facilities at US Atlantic Coast mainstem dams don’t work...
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Grameen Shakti: A Vanguard Model for Rural Clean Energy

From March 2013 World Rivers Review Grameen Shakti has helped Kohinur become an energy entrepreneurPhoto by Nancy Wimmer In one...
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Fish Passages A Poor Match for Mekong Dams’ Impacts

From March 2013 World Rivers Review The start of construction of the Xayaburi Dam on the Mekong River in Laos...
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Talking to the Experts: Can We Improve the ESIA Process?

From March 2013 World Rivers Review There is broad consensus that the process for analyzing and addressing the environmental and...
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Why Environmental Impact Assessments Fail to Protect Rivers

From March 2013 World Rivers Review At a time when potentially harmful infrastructure projects such as large dams are experiencing...
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China’s Domestic Dam Plans Draw Ire At Home and Abroad

From March 2013 World Rivers Review China’s State Council – the country’s ultimate decision-making body – announced its new Energy...
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WRR Commentary: From the Technical to the Fundamental

Commentary: March 2013 World Rivers Review Photo by 350.org On February 17 I joined some 40,000 others in Washington, DC...