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Strangling the Mekong
Newsweek, March 19, 2001, Atlantic Edition SECTION: ASIA; Pg. 26 HEADLINE: Strangling the Mekong BYLINE: By Ron Moreau and Richard...
The invisible costs of the Salween dam project
Article from The Nation: A special Op-Editorial Pianporn Deetes is a campaigner for the Living River Siam-Southeast Asia Rivers Network....
Northeast Villagers Meet To Air Grievances About Vietnamese Dams
Article from The Cambodia Daily The Sesan River in Ratanakkiri province has flooded and receded for several years due to...
Villagers Continue to Suffer Livelihood Losses from Theun-Hinboun Dam in Laos
Letter from IRN to Theun-Hinboun Power Company (THPC) General Manager, Alex Sanford, raising concerns about flooding impacts from the Theun-Hinboun...
Damming Burma’s War Zone: Proposed Salween Dams Cement Military Control Over Ethnic Peoples
The Salween River – Southeast Asia’s longest undammed river – supports a wealth of biological and cultural diversity. Its rich...
Nam Theun 2 Studies Miss the Boat
Project Documents Mask Flaws in World Bank Project A series of technical reviews by independent experts for the Nam Theun...
Independent Technical Review: NT2 Resettlement Plan and Proposed Livelihood Options
IRN and Environmental Defense commissioned two experts to review the resettlement plan and the viability of the various livelihood options...
The Forgotten Victims of the Nam Leuk Dam in Laos
Villagers living downstream of Nam Leuk Dam continue to suffer loss of fisheries and water quality problems as a result...
NGO Concerns on the Use of National Safeguard Systems in World Bank Projects
A Critique of the World Bank Paper, Issues in Using Country Systems in Bank Operations, August 23, 2004
Nam Theun 2: A Way of Life Threatened
Opinion piece published in Bangkok’s The Nation. Dave Hubbel Laos The Nam Theun 2 hydroelectric project will double water levels...