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Who's Who in the Chinese Government
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Why Our Rivers Need a Citizen Science Movement
By: Lori PottingerDate: Wednesday, December 5, 2012From December 2012 World Rivers ReviewA graphic look at why our rivers need a citizen science movement. Click on the image to download it.
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The World Bank's Big Dams: A River of Ruin
Date: Thursday, September 5, 2013From September 2013 World Rivers ReviewIn the past 65 years, the World Bank has funded some 600 dam projects for a total of approximately US $100 billion (in current...
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A Quick Lesson in Environmental Flows
Date: Wednesday, May 14, 2014When a river has been dammed, one of the most obvious changes is the disruption to the amount and timing of its flow. “Environmental flows” is a system for managing the...
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Date: Wednesday, May 14, 2014More information: Read the full report "A Risky Climate for Southern African Hydro"upon which this infographic is based
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Oxford Study: Large Dams Are Uneconomic
Date: Friday, May 16, 2014More information: Download this infographic.
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True Cost of Hydropower in China
Date: Sunday, November 23, 2014China has committed to a massive reduction of its carbon emissions, which will almost certainly lead to dramatic reduction in coal power production. Dam builders and...
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Tell Leaders at COP 20 – Large Dams Are Not Clean Energy!
Date: Monday, November 24, 2014Right now in Lima, Peru, leaders from 195 governments are debating how to solve the climate crisis—and many of them still think large dams are a viable solution.At the...
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Infographic: The Mekong Feeds Millions
Date: Thursday, December 4, 2014This infographic, from the December 2014 issue of World Rivers Review, shows how the Mekong River supports the world's largest inland fishery and productive farms, and...
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Why Our Rivers Need a Citizen Science Movement
By: Lori PottingerDate: Wednesday, December 5, 2012From December 2012 World Rivers ReviewA graphic look at why our rivers need a citizen science movement. Click on the image to download it.
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The World Bank's Big Dams: A River of Ruin
Date: Thursday, September 5, 2013From September 2013 World Rivers ReviewIn the past 65 years, the World Bank has funded some 600 dam projects for a total of approximately US $100 billion (in current...
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A Quick Lesson in Environmental Flows
Date: Wednesday, May 14, 2014When a river has been dammed, one of the most obvious changes is the disruption to the amount and timing of its flow. “Environmental flows” is a system for managing the...
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Climate Change Risks on the Zambezi (infographic)
Date: Wednesday, May 14, 2014More information: Read the full report "A Risky Climate for Southern African Hydro"upon which this infographic is based
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Oxford Study: Large Dams Are Uneconomic
Date: Friday, May 16, 2014More information: Download this infographic.
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True Cost of Hydropower in China
Date: Sunday, November 23, 2014China has committed to a massive reduction of its carbon emissions, which will almost certainly lead to dramatic reduction in coal power production. Dam builders and...
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Tell Leaders at COP 20 – Large Dams Are Not Clean Energy!
Date: Monday, November 24, 2014Right now in Lima, Peru, leaders from 195 governments are debating how to solve the climate crisis—and many of them still think large dams are a viable solution.At the...
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Infographic: The Mekong Feeds Millions
Date: Thursday, December 4, 2014This infographic, from the December 2014 issue of World Rivers Review, shows how the Mekong River supports the world's largest inland fishery and productive farms, and...
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The World Is Going Solar!
By: Chuck JohnsonDate: Wednesday, June 1, 2016New investment in solar and wind energy is thriving at the cost of new hydropower dams. Our infographic illustrates exciting trends and points out some of...
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