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Category Archives: Hydropower
Hydropower is temporary. Dams silt up, there are limited rivers, and they do harm
1) Ultimately dams silt up, usually within 25 to 200 years, so hydro-power is not a renewable source of power. 2) We’ve already dammed up the best rivers. There are now more than 45,000 dams around the world, affecting more … Continue reading
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