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South Africa Celebrates Rivers on March 14

Guest blog by Fionella Simbi, International Day of Action for Rivers Intern, South Africa.  The 17th annual International Day of...
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World Bank approves funds to study Congo's Inga dam

Originally published by Reuters WASHINGTON, March 20 (Reuters) – The World Bank’s board on Thursday approved a $73 million grant...
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PR - World Bank Votes to Support Inga 3 Dam

World Bank Grant for Inga 3 Dam Denounced as Support for Africa’s Next “White Elephant” FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Pretoria, South...
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Five New Peruvian River Runs

Original Article from CanoeKayak.com While expedition paddler Rocky Contos is in the headlines for his discovery of the new source of...
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US Congress Supports Environmental Justice in IFIs

Factsheet published by International Rivers and AIDA In its budget bill for 2014, the US Congress has taken bold steps...
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Broken Promises: Ghana's Bui Dam Resettlement

From March 2014 World Rivers Review When the Bui Dam was commissioned in December 2013, it became Ghana’s second largest...
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A Blow to HidroAysén: Patagonia Dams on Hold

The Baker River in Patagonia breathes a sigh of relief.Photo: Peter Hartmann From March 2014 World Rivers Review I stood...
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Don Sahong Site Visit No Substitute for Regional Consultation

Ly fish traps, traditionally used by fishermen in southern Laos, have been banned from the Khone Falls. Last week, the...
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India’s Run-of-River Hydro: Ill-Defined, Under-Studied – and Growing at a Fast Clip

From March 2014 World Rivers Review Run-of-river projects are often portrayed as relatively benign alternatives to large-reservoir dam projects, as...
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Colombia’s Highest Court Takes the High Ground

From March 2014 World Rivers Review There was enough fish and plantains to feed the more than 500 fisherfolks gathered...