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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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Tell Governments to Support Renewable Energy, Not Dams!

On December 16 and 17, World Bank member governments will meet in Moscow. They need to decide whether to fund...
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Hydroelectric Dams in Pará and Two Serious Legal Offenses: Omission and Leniency

On International Human Rights Day, December 10th, we demand JUSTICE NOW for the cases of Belo Monte, Teles Pires and...
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Amazonian Dams Protested on International Human Rights Day

In observance of International Human Rights Day on December 10th, indigenous and other dam-threatened people in Brazil organized a series...
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Giving for Rivers

Here in the US, we’ve just celebrated Thanksgiving, a holiday of gratitude for the basics in life – nourishing food...
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Memories of Nelson Mandela

Nelson Mandela, freedom fighter Nelson Mandela, who passed away today, was one of my very few personal heroes. Through the...
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The Art of Change

From December 2013 World Rivers Review Singing for The Nile Project. Photo: Matjaz Kacicnik At International Rivers, much of our...
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Indigenous Communities Take Charge with Dam Blockades in Borneo

From December 2013 World Rivers Review Anti-dam protests in the Malaysian state of Sarawak in Borneo continue to heat up...
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Latin America River Defenders Gather in Solidarity

From December 2013 World Rivers Review More than 530 men and women from 14 different countries from Patagonia to Mexico...
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China’s Hydropower Rush Could Devastate Rivers

From December 2013 World Rivers Review China’s rush to develop its hydropower is already leaving a trail of devastated fisheries...
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Beehive Collective Buzzes with Creative Juices

From December 2013 World Rivers Review The Beehive Design Collective specializes in telling complex stories through fantastically creative graphic story...