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Letter to the World Heritage Centre

Ms. Mechtild Rössler Director World Heritage Division and World Heritage Centre UNESCO World Heritage Centre 7, Place de Fontenoy 75352...
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Press Release | Pak Lay Dam Proceeding – Another Expensive Distraction

The Mekong at Pak LayInternational Rivers FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 15 June 2018 The Mekong River Commission (MRC) announced yesterday that...
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Visualizing Our Water and River Relations Workshop for Women

Exploring Women’s Water-Based Literacies through Alternative Storytelling with 20 Indigenous Women from Sikkim and West Bengal “Years ago, at the...
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Chinese provincial governments along the Yangtze River unite to stop the “disorderly” development of small hydropower plants

Construction along the Chishui River, a major tributary of the Yangtze (February 2018) Chinese provincial governments are reflecting top leadership...
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Lives lost and more under threat in the wake of Colombia’s largest dam crisis

To provide immediate assistance to Ríos Vivos and community activists on the ground, visit Ríos Vivos Colombia.  A convergence of forces...
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Alternative World Water Forum: Strengthening Alliances to Protect Water, Life and Human Rights

FAMA plenary sessionPhoto credit: Todd Southgate From March 17th to 22nd, thousands of activists from over 30 countries gathered in...
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Press Release | Groups Seek Fundamental Legal Rights for Serbia's Wild Rivers and Ecosystems

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contacts Grant Wilson (gwilson@earthlaw.org, +1-510-566-1063) Zoe Lujic (zoelujic@earth-thrive.org) Monti Aguirre (monti@internationalrivers.org, +1-707-591-1220) Photo of Studenica River. Photo...
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World’s Newest Great Ape Threatened by Chinese Dam | The Guardian

This article originallly appeared in The Guardian. The discovery of the Tapanuli orangutan has not stopped a Chinese state-run company...
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Goldman Prize Winner Nguy Thi Khanh: Catalyzing a Clean Energy Transformation in Vietnam

This week, as Vietnamese environmental activist Nguy Thi Khanh is honored with a Goldman Environmental Prize, we reflect on her...
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Tackling Hydropower Myths on the Mekong: “Run-of-River” Does Not Mean Sustainable

A boat on the Mekong in Laos.International Rivers A few weeks ago, the 3rd Mekong River Commission Summit took place...