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International Organizations Call on THPC to Commit to Independent Monitoring

The following letter was sent to the Theun Hinboun Power Company from organizations based in Australia, France, Norway, the Netherlands...
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Mining, Dams, Other Threats to Unprotected Futaleufu River

SANTIAGO, 08/21/2013 – The latest edition of the bilingual magazine Patagon Journal exposes several threats to the Futaleufú River, a...
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Defensores de los Rios

Los peruanos están enfrentando propuestas para la construcción de grandes represas en su territorio, las cuales traerían impactos fuertes e...
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Río Marañon: The Grand Canyon of South America

Photo by Rocky Contos The Marañon River is one of the most important water sources in Peru and a key...
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Public Comments on Official HSAP Assessments

Official Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Protocol (HSAP) assessments must be posted publicly on the HSAP website, and a 60-day period must...
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The Mekong Dams Dispute: Four Trends to Watch

The Xayaburi Dam has generated extensive protest from people who depend on the Mekong River for their livelihoods. Finding a...
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HidroAysén Not the Right Future for Chile

Michelle Bachelet and Senator Girardi “We are Patagonia Sin Represas” Chile’s presidential front-runner Michelle Bachelet recently made a very public...
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Unbalanced Interests: A Review of the Xayaburi Dam’s Power Purchase Agreement

An independent analysis done on the Xayaburi Dam‘s agreement to sell around 95% of its electricity to the Thai government...
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Sarawak’s Murum Dam: What Has Changed Since the Indigenous Blockade?

Villagers blockade the Murum Dam (Sept. 2012)© SAVE Sarawak’s Rivers Network Last September, indigenous villagers living in a remote area...
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On the Radio: Kate Ross on Protecting Rivers in Chilean Patagonia

On August 1, 2013 Gary Graham Hughes interviewed Kate Ross, Patagonia Coordinator and Program Associate at International Rivers, for the...