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Rivers The Power of - The Nature Conservancy
Finding balance between energy and conservation in hydropower developmentRiversThe Power ofTHE Power OF RIVERS2 AcknowledgmentsPhoto: Jeff OppermanTHE Power OF RIVERS3 Lead authors: Dr. Jeff Opperman, Dr. G nther Grill, Dr. Joerg study authors and research: Hector Angarita, Pedro Bara Neto, Juliana Delgado, David Harrison, Dr. Jonathan V. Higgins, Erik Martin, Amy Newsock, Dr. Paulo Petry, Ben Roth, Leonardo Sotomayor, Juan Francisco Torres Origel, Diana V : Carolina Aguirre-Echeverri, David Banks, Ana Cristina Barros, Charles Bedford, Dr. Giulio Boccaletti, Katie Crossman, Randy Curtis, Jorge Gastelumendi, Dietmar Grimm, Qiaoyu Guo, Dr. Bernhard Lehner, Emily Powell, Dr. Carmen Revenga, Lynn Scarlett, Lisa Shipley, Meghan Snow, Dr. Rebecca Tharme, Jerry Touval and Dr. Christiane contributing data and/or analyses: Empresa de Planejamento Energ tico (EPE) Environmental Department, McGill University, Mexico s Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), Mexican National Commission for Knowledge and Use of Biodiversity (CONABIO), The Leibniz-Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries Berlin (IGB), the Center for Applied Geosciences of the Universit t T bingen, the Institute of Environmental Systems Research (USF) of the University of Osnabr ck, International Hydropower Association, WWF, and the University of Wisconsin.
The Nature Conservancy’s white paper, “The Power of Rivers: Finding balance between energy and conservation in hydropower development,” addresses the global expansion of hydropower dams and the need to find development scenarios that provide energy, but also work for communities and nature. Designed as a resource for hydropower
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