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To: johnlw who wrote (229377)	4/6/2024 11:30:54 AM
From: Rocket Red	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 233883

Well the dams preserve the wasted water going back to the Oceans everyday Nuke Power is an issue as well NG its toxic FOSSIL FUEL = LOLLOL Were Fuked LOL WW3 or Civil War most likely comes sooner than later

To: johnlw who wrote (229377)	4/6/2024 2:06:31 PM
From: Rocket Red	2 Recommendations Recommended By johnlw longz Respond to of 233883

If you count all types of dams across Alberta, large and small, there are about 1,500 of them. But they don’t all generate electricity. They supply drinking water for municipalities and irrigation for agriculture. They control water supply and help with flood mitigation. They create recreation opportunities for citizens. They also contain and control waste—things like sewage and industrial tailings. Bighorn Dam Produces Its First Megawatt - discoverAPEGA