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When a river is dammed, it creates a reservoir or an artificial lake upstream of the dam. This can lead to changes in the local ecosystem, including alterations in water temperature, sediment flow, and habitat for aquatic and terrestrial species. Additionally, the dam can cause changes in downstream river flow, potentially leading to reduced water availability and affecting the surrounding environment and communities.

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