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Whose rock is it anyway?

A lone rock hulk with a staircase on its side, climbed by 700+ steps to see a flooded valley below, with towns Guatapé and El Peñol developing a rivalry.

#RockFormations #GuatapéLandmarks #HydroelectricDams

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Interested in understanding the modern and historical impacts of #HydroelectricDams on local communities in the #CanadianPrairies? Join the #AlbertaBranch for an insightful conversation, led by Hayley Melrose, in this brand new #webinar.

🗓 March 26 at 12 PM MT
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Integrating energy justice and earth observation to examine the social dimensions of hydroelectric dams Hydropower is increasingly promoted as a cornerstone of global low-carbon energy transitions, yet the long-term social consequences of large dams rema…

We are excited to announce a new paper on the social dimensions and energy justice of #HydroelectricDams, using a case study in 🇮🇳 by #UniversityOfStirling researchers Garima Gupta, Shubham Pawar, Chris Littleboy, Nils Bunnefeld, Jen Dickie and Isabel L. Jones! www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Can a Hydroelectric Dam Really Make the Days Longer? By shifting water to a higher elevation, the giant Three Gorges Dam caused the Earth to spin more slowly.

Can a Hydroelectric Dam Really Make the Days Longer? #Science #EarthSciences #Hydrology #HydroelectricDams #RenewableEnergy #EnvironmentalImpact

Salmon extinction in motion in Washington’s and Oregon’s Snake River • Idaho Capital Sun Pacific Northwest salmon, steelhead and their thousands-of-years-old habitat are being dismantled in a relative instant, writes Pat Ford.

idahocapitalsun.com/2025/08/19/s... #cayuse #chinook #chinooksalmon #columbiariver #dam #endangeredspecies #extinction #hydroelectricdams #idaho #nezperce #oregon #salmon #snakeriver #steelhead #umatilla #wallawalla #washington #yakama