Tag: Healthy Communities and Ecosystems

Grantee’s Film Featured in International Online Film Festival

The film Blue Gold changed the course of a proposed mining project in British Columbia. Now you can celebrate this production by watching and voting for it in the Green Unplugged online film festival.

Persistent Activism Safeguards Peruvian Amazon from Hydroelectric Dam

Precedent-setting decision requires that all future proposed projects in the Inambari Basin must be subjected to prior consultation with local communities.

Water Warriors: Champions of the Mekong River

Over 60 million people depend on the Mekong River and its tributaries for water, food, transport, and income. The proposed Xayaburi Dam would forever change the Lower Mekong. Thankfully, these grassroots activists aren’t sitting quietly.

A Reprieve For The Mekong

Government representatives from Laos, Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia met to discuss the Xayaburi Dam, the single greatest threat to the Mekong River and its people. In a temporary but important victory, they deferred and elevated their decision to the Ministerial level.

Water Warriors: Fighting Privatization in the Philippines

By supporting those who are most affected by water policy decisions to know and protect their rights, a group in the Philippines is using an Earth Month-funded grant to safeguard access to clean water.

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