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    • The Drina is the most important lifeline for the endangered Huchen (Hucho hucho). The species is particularly vulnerable to dam construction © Matic Oblak
      Balkanrivers
      Drina: Environmental permit for Buk Bijela hydropower plant cancelled
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      Balkanrivers
      Blue Heart now on Instagram!
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      Legal toolkit for the preservation of free-flowing rivers published
    • The Neretva in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The fate of many Balkan rivers depends on enviornmental standards of financiers. As so often: follow the money to find the bug. © A. Vorauer
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      EBRD tightens standards in response to Balkan hydropower boom
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    • The removal of the 22 meters high Yecla de Yeltes dam on the Huebra River began in April 2018. 27 Km of river were reconnected, benefitting endangered fishes, otters, turtles and many other species. © Hermann Wanningen
      DeDamming
      Removing tens of thousands of obsolete dams in Europe will bring life back to rivers, says new report
    • The days of Dam Vezin are numbered – this is going to be the biggest dam removal project in Europe © JP Doron
      DeDamming
      Biggest dam removal project in Europe approved
    • Protest action at the dam Rosenburg on the Kamp river in Lower Austria. The floating letters say “Free our rivers. HPP Rosenburg – Get rid of it” © Riverwatch
      DeDamming
      Free the Kamp! – Dam removal at Rosenburg demanded
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      VIDEO: Life is Motion
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