L’eau

La crise climatique est une crise de l’eau. D’abord parce que les impacts du dérèglement climatique se font sentir à travers l’eau, son absence (sécheresses) ou son trop-plein (inondations). Mais aussi parce que la mauvaise gestion des ressources en eau est une cause directe du dérèglement climatique et parce que cette mauvaise gestion aggrave les impacts des événements météorologiques extrêmes.
L’eau et sa gouvernance sont la clé de l’adaptation au changement climatique.

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Inspired by Mariluz Canaquiri, 2025 Goldman Winner ? Here are 11 more women revolutionizing River Protection worldwide. (en-US)
23 avril (International Rivers)

On the global front lines of climate justice, few stories resonate as powerfully as that of Mariluz Canaquiri Murayari. This year, the Peruvian Indigenous leader was awarded the prestigious 2025 Goldman Environmental (…)
A River’s Voice, A Woman’s Courage : Honoring Mariluz and the Marañón (en-US)
21 avril (International Rivers)

by Monti Aguirre, Latin America Director of International Rivers In a world reeling from crisis—climate upheaval, collapsing ecosystems, poisoned waters — there are still places and people who remind us what it means (…)
River Defender Mariluz Canaquiri Murayari Wins Goldman Environmental Prize (en-US)
21 avril (International Rivers)

Peruvian Indigenous advocate receives the prestigious climate justice award for her groundbreaking campaign to secure legal rights for the Marañón River. San Francisco, Calif.–Today, the Goldman Environmental Prize (…)
Our Rivers Our Future : Highlights from the 28th Annual Day of Action for Rivers (en-US)
8 avril (International Rivers)

Free-flowing rivers are integral to supporting life on Earth. They bolster biodiversity, regulate the climate, provide fresh water, and sustain cultural traditions. However, destructive extractive and infrastructure (…)
International Rivers at 40 (en-US)
4 avril (International Rivers)

How a battle over development on a California river helped inspire the founding of International Rivers and a global movement to amplify the voices of rivers and riverine communities. By Kate Fried Nearly 60 years (…)
International Rivers Denounces SLAPP-Related Ruling Against Greenpeace (en-US)
3 avril (International Rivers)

Statement by Josh Klemm and Isabella Winkler, Co-Executive Directors, International Rivers “Last month, a jury in North Dakota delivered a devastating ruling against Greenpeace USA, deciding that the climate justice (…)
The Biobío River : A Lifeline Under Threat and the Fight to Protect It (en-US)
3 avril (International Rivers)

By Monti Aguirre Early this year, a coalition of Chilean civil society organizations sent a powerful letter to executives of China Communications Construction Co. Ltd. (CCCC) and its subsidiary China International (…)
Glacier Preservation and Free-Flowing Rivers : Protecting Communities from Dam Disasters (en-US)
21 mars (International Rivers)

Today marks a historic confluence as we celebrate the first-ever World Glacier Day followed tomorrow by World Water Day. As communities worldwide celebrate our planet’s most precious resource, the United Nations has (…)
Women at the Forefront of Water Governance : Paving the Way to a Sustainable and Climate-Just Future (en-US)
7 mars (International Rivers)

As we celebrate International Women’s Day 2025, we highlight the critical role of women river defenders in shaping water governance across Asia and beyond. The world stands at a critical juncture in its journey (…)
Frontline Communities Challenge World Bank’s Return to Inga 3 (en-US)
5 mars (International Rivers)

Last month, International Rivers supported community and civil society representatives from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) who traveled to Washington, D.C. to urge the World Bank to reconsider its plans to (…)
Remembering River Defender Berta Caceres (en-US)
3 mars (International Rivers)

“They are afraid of us because we are not afraid.” –Berta Caceres. By Kate Fried Today marks the ninth anniversary of the tragic assassination of our friend, Berta Caceres. She was gunned down in her home after (…)
Celebrating 40 Years of Protecting Rivers, Rights, and Communities (en-US)
20 février (International Rivers)

As we celebrate International Rivers’ 40th anniversary in 2025, we are filled with gratitude and hope. What began in 1985 when Mark Dubois chained himself to a rock to stop a dam has grown into a global movement that (…)
A letter to river defender and climate advocate, Dang Dinh Bach, in prison (en-US)
23 janvier (International Rivers)

By Maureen Harris, Senior Advisor of International Rivers Today, 24 January 2025, marks three years since the unjust trial and sentencing of our partner and friend, environmental lawyer and climate advocate Dang Dinh (…)
Press Release | Vietnamese Climate Leader Mr. Dang Dinh Bach to Spend Fourth Tết Holiday (Vietnamese New Year) in Prison (en-US)
23 janvier (International Rivers)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: JANUARY 24, 2025 Media contact: v4climateleaders@gmail.com Bach to Receive Roger N. Baldwin Medal of Liberty for Human Rights While Behind Bars Vietnam – Today – Friday, January 24th – marks (…)
Your Achievements for Rivers in 2024 (en-US)
7 janvier (International Rivers)

2024 has been a transformative year for rivers, thanks to you—our incredible supporters, partners, and river champions. Together, we’ve advanced protections, restored ecosystems, and amplified the voices of river (…)
Despite Public Outcry, Thailand Appears Set to Give a Green Light to Sanakham Dam Development (en-US)
22 décembre 2024 (International Rivers)

By Pai Deetes, Phairin Sohsai and Tanya Lee Roberts-Davis On December 17th, Thailand’s Office of National Water Resources (ONWR), in its role as the secretariat of Thai National Mekong Commission (TNMC), announced (…)
Voices from the Tapajos : Advancing Legal Protections for the River’s Future (en-US)
14 novembre 2024 (International Rivers)

By Flávio Montiel, Manager, Brazil Program Text in Portuguese follows below Every visit to Santarém, along the banks of the Tapajós River, stirs deep memories. For over 14 years, International Rivers has worked with (…)
Historic Drought on the Tapajós River Devastates Riverine Communities in the Amazon (en-US)
8 novembre 2024 (International Rivers)

The Tapajós River, a lifeline in Brazil’s Amazon basin, has reached historically low levels this year amid an unprecedented drought. The urgent situation made the National Water and Sanitation Agency (ANA) declare a (…)
Thailand’s National Human Rights Commission Raises Serious Concerns about Impacts of Mekong River Dams (en-US)
8 novembre 2024 (International Rivers)

By Rin Sohsai In early October, the National Human Rights Commission of Thailand (NHRC) sent a letter to Thailand’s Prime Minister expressing serious concerns about the plans for four more hydropower projects to be (…)
Rising Tides of Hope : Advancing River Protection at COP16 CBD (en-US)
7 novembre 2024 (International Rivers)

By Monti Aguirre, Director, Latin America Program Returning to Colombia, my birthplace, for the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP16) in Cali was both deeply nostalgic and profoundly meaningful. The city’s warm weather (…)

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