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The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Fact Sheet

Rendering of GERD Ethiopia is building one of the largest dams in the world, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD),...
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Tell Endesa to Cancel HidroAysén for Good!

On January 7, news broke that the majority owner of HidroAysén – Endesa Chile – removed the massive hydroelectric project...
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Give Thanks for Chixoy Reparations

Thank Senators Leahy and Whitehouse for demanding reparations for victims of the Chixoy Dam and protecting rivers around the world!...
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PR – Reparations Due For Chixoy Dam Atrocities

US Congress Votes to Provide Reparations for Chixoy Dam Affected People in Guatemala and Block US Involvement in More Overseas...
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US Congress Takes Landmark Decision for Rivers and Rights

Children in Guatemala’s Rio Negro. International Rivers The World Bank is eager to re-engage in large dam projects around the...
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Reparations for the Maya Achi Chixoy Dam Affected

The word reparations ­- feared by people in the world of infrastructure development – is finally starting to find a...
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PR - Mekong’s Future Remains Uncertain as MRC Reaches Stalemate Over Don Sahong Dam

Pla Earn, a fish that has disappeared in the Upper Mekong but can still be found in Southern LaosInternational Rivers...
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Laos Holds Mekong Livelihoods in Its Hands

Originally published in The Bangkok Post Fisherman along the Khone FallsInternational Rivers The future of decision-making around the region’s most...
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Damocracy Screening at the Wild & Scenic Film Festival

Damocracy, a short documentary by filmmaker Todd Southgate, highlights the similarities between dam struggles on different sides of the planet...
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Ecology, The Science of Last Resort

The upper riparian on a river often wears a hegemonic hard hat and seeks to appropriate every drop of water...