No.
That was your one-word answer, but perhaps now that you've seen it you would prefer that I should explain it a bit. I cannot give a one word answer, because it is neither of those things to such an overwhelming extent that it can be fully categorized as either "boon" or "bane". Context is extremely important here, and there are both benefits and drawbacks to a dam; they need to be carefully weighed against each other to determine whether building a dam at a particular site would be, overall, a gain or loss.
There are 14 dams in Pakistan. They are:-Akhori Dam-Donhngi Dam-Ghazi Barotha Dam-Gomal Dam-Gomal Zam Dam-Hub Dam-Kalabagh Dam-Karoonjhar Dam-Khanpur Dam-Mangla Dam-Mirani Dam-Shakidor Dam-Simly Dam-Tarbela DamOther names that came up under 'Dams in Pakistan are':-Guddu Barrage-Indus Basin Project-Rawal Lake-Sukkur Barragehttp://wiki.answers.com/What_are_the_names_of_the_various_dams_in_Pakistan#ixzz19cbuQFaG
The state of Alaska has around 167 dams. Some of them are the Akhoik Dam, the Adak Dam, the Akutan Power Dam, and the Blue Lake Dam. Some additional dams on the list are the Lake Demarie Dam, the Engstrom Dam, and the Chester Lake Dam.
As of 2008, the largest hydroelectric dam is the Three Gorges Dam in China.
Who built Itaipu dam?
When a dam is to be built, a diversion tunnel is usually bored through solid rock next to the dam site to bypass the dam construction site. The dam is built while the river flows through the diversion tunnel.
A dam usually contains hydro-electric generators to supply power. It also acts as a water supply in time of drought. I would say it's beneficial to humans.
A dam usually contains hydro-electric generators to supply power. It also acts as a water supply in time of drought. I would say it's beneficial to humans.
A dam usually contains hydro-electric generators to supply power. It also acts as a water supply in time of drought. I would say it's beneficial to humans.
A dam usually contains hydro-electric generators to supply power. It also acts as a water supply in time of drought. I would say it's beneficial to humans.
A dam is built across a river to restrict the flow of water.
This hydroelectric dam will convert the water's energy into electricity for the entire town.
No, it is not an adverb. The word dam is a noun, or a verb.
dam in a river
Your assumed authority is short-lived. When your authority is eroding, you must give a dam.
That would be dam.
a polite word for dam
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