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A Glimmer of Hope for the Salween? | Myanmar Times
Originally published in the Myanmar Times China’s decision to shelve hydropower projects presents an important opportunity for Myanmar to re-evaluate...
Can Myanmar’s Hydropower Study Truly Be for the People? | Myanmar Times
The Salween River, near Hat Gyi dam site in Karen State. Pianporn Deetes/International Rivers This article originally appeared in the...
Thailand’s Responsibility to the People of the Salween River
A version of this article was originally published in The Bangkok Post In an interview with newspaper Thansettakit earlier this week,...
Salween dams threaten river communities | Bangkok Post
This article originally appeared in the Bangkok Post. The Thai government’s recent push to speed up its energy investment in...
The Thanlwin River – A Victim of Misdirected Electric Power | Eleven
This story originally appeared in Eleven. The Myanmar government is trying to focus on generating electricity from cost-effective water resources...
Salween River is Not For Sale, Says Shan NGOs | Burma News International
This article originally appeared in Burma News International. Shan civic groups held a press conference in Bangkok today, claiming that...
Aung San Suu Kyi's Visit Provides Chance to Rethink Investments
Originally published in the Opinion section of The Bangkok Post March 2016 International Day of Action for Rivers on the...
Statement on the Visit of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi to Thailand - June 2016
Public Statement 21 June 2016 View of the Salween River On the occasion of the visit to Thailand by Myanmar’s...
Public Statement on The Mong Ton Dam on the Salween River
Public Statement on Mong Ton Dam on the Salween/Thanlwin River As revealed by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of...
The Nu: Last of the Great Rivers
The Nu River. Alice Hughes The Nu River, known downstream as the Salween, represents the last of Southeast Asia’s great...