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Jacques Leslie

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rocketdog
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Posted: 01.05.07, 12:10 PM
I have to admit that I didn't see what all the fuss was over dams. I'd always thought that they were a relatively eco-friendly solution to energy production, with minimal ecological impacts limited to small areas. This presentation is making me reconsider. I'm still agog over the statistic that 45,000 large dams were built during the 20th century...wow, folks. I mean...wow. Considering the sheer scale of that statistic, how could there not be significant ecological damage from all that dam-building?
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