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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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የልማት ጎርፍ በኦሞ ወንዝ ላይ

photo by Alison Jones for No Water No Life  በኢትዮጵያ በታችኛው የኦሞ ሸለቆ እየተገነቡ ያሉት ተያያዥ የልማት ፕሮጀክቶች በወንዙ የውኃ...
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Independent Review of Don Sahong Dam EIA

A technical review of the Don Sahong Dam’s 2013 Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) reveals critical knowledge gaps and inaccuracies, which...
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Dam Building Slows in Southeast Asia: Construction Faces Opposition Over Social, Environmental and Geopolitical Factors

Originally published in The Wall Street Journal  Hydropower dams in parts of Southeast Asia are being canceled or suspended as...
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Public Statement: Stop Mekong Mainstream Dams - Stop All Investment

A cascade of hydropower dams planned and being built on the Upper and Lower Mekong River mainstream pose significant threat...
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PR – Belo Monte Construction Intensifies Conflicts with Indigenous Peoples

Requirements to mitigate impacts remain unmet; Indigenous peoples call for immediate suspension of construction Altamira, Brazil: As the hurried construction...
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Ethiopia Pushes River Basin Toward Hydrological Disaster

Industrialization of Omo River Threatens 500,000 pastoralists in Ethiopia, Kenya Photo: Alison M. Jones (No Water No Life) In a...
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Why I Love Rivers - And You Should, Too

As we reflect on important people in our lives today, it’s also a time to recognize all the different kinds...
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Dam Standards: A Rights-Based Approach

In many countries, the most applicable means of protection for people affected by dams are national and local laws. But...
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Human Rights Must Come First

Indigenous people protest against the planned Baram Dam in Sarawak. SAVE Rivers / www.savesarawakrivers.com In some countries, dams are being...
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PR – World Bank Hands Inga 3 Dam Over to Private Sector

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Berkeley, USA: International Rivers has learned that the World Bank has abruptly decided to develop the Inga...