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When we invited you to Rendezvous with International Rivers on June 9, 2013, we had no idea what an exhilarating night we'd have! We were completely blown away by the energy of the crowd celebrating river champions everywhere while...
"The North of Chile has the best solar potential in the world. In the world! So why do they want dams in the South? It’s crazy. Absolutely crazy."
The Kyoto Protocol's Clean Development Mechanism continues to be rocked by controversy. At a meeting on human rights in the CDM, two representatives for the Ngäbe-Buglé indigenous...
It was a good rain that morning in Aysén up a glacial tributary of the Río Baker. Drips came down through the roof of a one-room house where a young man named Filipe Henriquez stood next...
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Legislators and congressional candidates gathered in Santiago’s former Congress building Monday to pledge their support for clean energy alternatives to major hydroelectric dam projects in...
From World Rivers Review June 2013 More than half of the rivers previously thought to exist in China appear to be missing, according to China’s "First National Water Census Bulletin"...
The top quarter of Glines Canyon Dam was removed from the Elwha River with a hydraulic hammer on a barge anchored upstream of the dam. Photo by National Park Service, courtesy of Lower...
From June 2013 World Rivers Review The Malaysian state of Sarawak, located on the island of Borneo, is rich with tropical forests bisected by powerful rivers. Five years ago, Sarawak’s...
