No, it is renewable, as long as the rain keeps filling up the dams.
Water (hydro electricity from dams).
Only if you run out of water....
Running water.
Hydro-electricity is renewable because the rain keeps falling into rivers and dams. When it stops, then hydro won't be renewable any more.
hydroelectric energy is renewable. it's generated by waterfalls and dams. They convert the gravitational potential energy of the water into kinetic energy that turns a turbine of a generator.
Provided water was available in dams, hydro electricity can be produced indefinitely.
Renewable energy helps the planet because renewable energy doesnt waste our planets resources e.g. crude oil. Renewable energy will never run out so we can keep using it e.g. wind farms and hydroelectric dams
Sunlight is renewable. With solar panels you can use it to produce electricity.Wind power is similar.Water power (hydro-electric dams, tidal power, wave power) is similar.Boiling water from under the ground is renewable, too.
They should be built because they can be a source of renewable energy
there are over 20 hydro-electric dams in Iowa
yes however the dams needed to make the energy available can do severe damage.