Is taking out dams good or bad for salman?

Answer 1

HELL YES! According to Save Our Wild Salmon, a coalition of environmental groups and commercial and sport fishing associations, dams alone are responsible for the loss of 92 percent of salmon headed out to sea and of up to 25 percent on their way back upstream. "Fish are gone entirely from almost 40 percent of their historic rivers," says Dietrich, who adds that most of the remaining fish are at risk, too, qualifying for full protection under the Endangered Species Act. Quite simply, the fish just cannot swim past the dams.

Answer 2

Taking out dams is bad for Salmon fishes. They live in a fixed habitat in dams. Mixing their habitat and destroying it will destroy Salmon too.