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Community Voices from Lake Turkana

“We don’t accept this. We disagree with whoever is planning this. We will never agree to it. Once the dam is...
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A Changing Omo River Valley

“People of our village and other villages, we don’t want to lose this river, to lose our land, our forests....
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Recipe for Lake Turkana's Survival: Just Add Water

Lake Turkana (Photo copyright Jane Baldwin) In my line of work, you never want to say “I told you so.”...
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Lake Turkana Considered for "World Heritage In Danger" List

Lake Turkana – the world’s largest desert lake, which supports 300,000 people and untold biological riches, and is a World...
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የልማት ጎርፍ በኦሞ ወንዝ ላይ

photo by Alison Jones for No Water No Life በኢትዮጵያ በታችኛው የኦሞ ሸለቆ እየተገነቡ ያሉት ተያያዥ የልማት ፕሮጀክቶች በወንዙ የውኃ...
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Ethiopia Pushes River Basin Toward Hydrological Disaster

Industrialization of Omo River Threatens 500,000 pastoralists in Ethiopia, Kenya Photo: Alison M. Jones (No Water No Life) In a...
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Omo River, Lake Turkana at Risk from Dams and Plantations

Dams and irrigated plantations being built in Ethiopia will bring major changes to the flow of the Lower Omo River,...
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Can Lake Turkana Be Saved?

Lake Turkana Sean Avery is a man on a mission. The Kenya-based hydrologist and civil engineer is the leading authority...
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The River Provides for Us: One Woman's Story

 From March 2011 World Rivers Review More than 500,000 indigenous people in two countries are threatened by the construction of...
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China’s Biggest Bank to Support Africa’s Most Destructive Dam

From June 2010 World Rivers Review    Ethiopia’s Gibe 3 Dam is one of the most destructive hydropower projects being built...