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dams

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A device for controlling the passage of water or gas through a dam or conduit.
水门，闸门一种用来控制水或气通过一坝堤或水道的装置
A cylindrical bundle of sticks bound together for use in construction, as of fortresses, earthworks, sea walls, or dams.
梢捆捆在一起的圆柱形林木捆，用于护墙、护岸、防波堤或水坝的建造上

The legislation would continue to fund construction of some 400 dams and harbor and irrigation projects where work has begun, and maintain hundreds of others already in operation.
In order to build a series of hydroelectric dams, Turkey today cut the flow of the Eurphrates River to Syria and Iraq in a move that could cause problems for the two arid nations over the next month.
Since the Sierra Club has long been opposed to dams as a matter of principle and in favor of adding to national parks, it might be assumed that its members are cheering, but this is not the case.
Hydroelectric dams provide the rest.
Ever since it started building dams on the Euphrates in the 1960s, Turkey has periodically reassured its neighbors they would all share the water.
To the Indian person, no." In 1980, Congress created the Northwest Power Planning Council with a mandate to restore fish runs wiped out by dams in the Columbia River system. That's when the Umatilla treaty began to have power.
The group said the Platte faces two major problems, the Two Forks water storage dam proposed on the South Platte near Denver and the operation of upstream dams along a 200-mile stretch known as "Big Bend" in Nebraska.
Mauritania is a desert country, and with the Senegal River dams in operation the government is giving land to any individual or company willing to develop it.
Legislation to generally prohibit the construction of new dams in national parks and national monuments was passed by the House on Tuesday.
By comparison, Hoover Dam, one of the highest concrete dams in the world, is 726 feet tall astride the Colorado River and 1,244 feet long with a 660-foot thick concrete base.
Bolstered the federal government's power to control water used by hydroelectric dams.
"We want the goverment to rethink the dams, said Jorge Terena of the Terena tribe. "The land is sacred to us.
Hundreds of dams couldn't withstand a major flood.
A market system would already have written off the Danube dams.
The worst rain in decades drenched Texas on Thursday, chasing hundreds from flooded homes around Dallas and Fort Worth, closing highways and sending lakes surging over their dams.
A swollen tributary of the Ganges River in the capital today reached its highest level in 34 years, officials said, as soldiers and volunteers worked to build dams against the rising waters.
But they could well refrain from funding other dams the states plan along the Narmada.
Bakke suggests less artificial remedies: release more water over dams to help smolts swim downstream, limit commercial fishing, and stop destroying spawning habitat.
The plan calls for dredging part of the river and building giant lifts over three dams to allow navigation between Richland and Wenatchee.
Bonneville, which backed financing of WPPSS's three other nuclear power plants, markets power from federal dams in the Northwest, and is the region's largest power broker with an annual budget of $3 billion.
The vast majority of the damage from farm erosion occurs off the farm-polluting groundwater, silting up dams, etc.
The Northwest Power Planning Council is facing the prospect of less hydroelectricity from the dams on the Columbia.
The legislation is a hold-the-line plan containing few new initiatives and, lawmakers say, not one dime to allow the Army Corps of Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation to begin building any new dams, harbor and irrigation projects next year.
Sonora's 17 irrigation dams are down to about 25 percent of capacity, and the supply is dropping, said Hector Roman de Vega, president of the state Confederation of Agriculture Organizations.
The dams were designed to catch flood water and slowly release it over 10 to 20 days.
Hurricane Hugo did an estimated $125 million damage to streams, bridges, dams and other structures as it charged through the Caribbean and the Carolinas, the Agriculture Department said Friday.
"We tried to get information about dams from our own government," said Paiakan. "But they wouldn't tell us anything. They treated us like children.
She reasoned the dams would provide a renewable and environmentally safe source of energy.
Hungary announced a moratorium May 13 on its part of the Gabcikovo-Nagymaros project, which involves dams, canals and power stations.
A Missouri initiative to protect 52 natural waterways, mainly in the Ozarks, by banning new dams and restricting landfills and dumping, septic tanks and structures near the waterways.

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