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Tell Mongolian Parliament to Protect Rivers from Mining
Mongolia is a poor country with a pristine environment and nomadic traditions that now faces rapid industrialization fueled by foreign...
Protect Mongolian Rivers from Mining!
Guest Blog by Eugene Simonov, Coordinator, Rivers without Boundaries International Coalition The Mongolian Law “to prohibit mineral exploration and mining operations...
The Happiest Place on Earth? The Story of Culture and Rivers in Bhutan
6:00 – 8:30 pm Speaking program at 7:00 pm Home of Leslie and Jacques Leslie, Mill Valley, California “Bhutan is...
Nam Theun 2 Affected People Left In the Dark
This week, the Government of Laos is convening a Round Table Meeting on Development, a high level dialogue attended by...
PR: Belo Monte Dam Protested in Europe
November 15, 2013 Brazil’s Belo Monte Dam Faces Renewed Protest in Europe Street protests in Paris follow lively debate in...
Chilean Elections Shaping Energy Future
On November 17, Chileans will choose their next President – and arguably the country’s energy future as well. Energy issues...
New Report Calls for an End to Business-as-Usual Power Planning
Integrated Methodology Puts Energy Efficiency First Berkeley, California: International Rivers released a new report today that shows how planning for...
Better Energy Options Exist
Imagine that in a recent election debate, your local representative promised to build a new hydroelectric dam in your town....
An Introduction to Integrated Resources Planning
Integrated Resources Planning (IRP) is a public process in which planners work together with other interested parties to identify and...
Laos' Trial and Error Approach Threatens the Mekong
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Fishers, south of Don Khone Island, Laos Bangkok, Thailand: Today a site visit is taking place to...