Dams

well basically, the people with the most interest of the three gorges dam like archeologist and hydrologist.

You can find the video of machhu dam disaster on YouTube and you can download the video using this

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Yes, they can both prevent and cause flooding. If you put a dam in a river, it can flood the area and create a lake.

rgw Elwha dam is a scar upon the environment with significant effects anyone can easily see

The Glen Canyon dam forming Lake Powell was completed in 1966.

Hoover Dam was completed in 1936.

Yes, dams are affordable! But we do not buy one. Well in some ways we do but the government uses our taxes to have one built. Hope this was a little helpful...

First, the word in waterway control can be written as dyke or dike. In the US, we use dike. A dike or dikes are a system of levees that control the level of water in a river or other waterway. Dikes control the height and flow of water beyond the point of the dike.

"Dyke" as a term used about Gay womenA dyke is a masculine looking, gay woman. Not all masculine looking women are gay. Some women feel more masculine than others and this has little to do with their sexual preferences. A fem is a very feminie looking gay woman. Just as not all masculine women are not necessarily gay, not all feminie women are straight/ heterosexual.

A dyke is a derogatory term for LESBIAN. Femmes are dykes as Butches are dykes. Butch is the "masculine" looking woman who may or may not be a lesbian. Butch = masculine looking dyke, Femme = feminine looking dyke, Stud = urban dyke, Boi = boyish dyke. List goes on and on and on.

A dyke is just a colloquial term for a lesbian. Many people associate it with the term "butch" but this is inaccurate. Dyke is something usually self-proclaimed, and a reclaiming of a word that was previously used in a derogitory way.

It's used in circles of gay women, but not all lesbians identify with the term. It's generally not a good idea to refer to somebody else as a dyke unless you know them personally, and are gay yourself.

Also, as noted in the first explanation, don't assume another person is talking about a lesbian woman. The person might be only talking about a riverway "dike" or dyke.

if the dam wall is on his land then they should be allowed to because noneof his property is on the other persons land

Securities and Exchange Commission.

Mansfield Dam was created in 1941.

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The akosombo dam has many advantages such as the fact that the people who live in Ghana have learnt many life skills from the dam such as fishing, carpenting and canoe building. Also the akosombo dam has brought a health service in for the workers and free transport to and from work. On the economic sie of things the akosombo dam has brought in a transport route. There is now 2500 new jobs for the locals and also due to where the dam is situated is has allowed there to be a port for tomatoes and other procude to be available. There is a lot of more fertile soil for the agricultural side of Ghana and a wider diversity of plants!

Yes, they can. If a dam is placed across the river, falling water over the dam can drive turbines which produce electricity.

how much water can a dam hold back before braking?

• A reservoir drive mechanism is that mechanism in which oil is derived by water or gas or both water and gas drive the oil from the well. Is called reservoir drive mechanism.

Contra Dam was created in 1965.

Hartbeespoort Dam was created in 1923.

Hoover Dam

Not much water is required for an ice dam to be created, it usually forms when it snows and temperatures outside are above 32 degrees Fahrenheit and inside is below, the water flows through the roof and freezes causing an ice dam.

5 years

...No because it is werey dangerous to swim, i n the gran coulee dam

Chenab river

There are 64 sluice gates and 34 crest gates at the Hirakud dam for discharge of excess water, officials said.

The Ranjit Sagar Dam is on the Ravi River in the state of Punjab in northwest India.

Yes, the Amazon River has dams.