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13. The Aurul S.A. tailings dam failure (Baia Mare, Romania)
- www.antenna.nl
- tailings dam failure (Baia Mare, Romania).
- The dam failure and its impacts .
- The causes of the dam failure .
- The dam failure and its impacts.
- On January 30, 2000, a tailings dam failure at the Aurul S. ...
- The failed Aurul tailings dam is part of an operation of retreatment of gold tailings from the old unlined Meda tailings pond, originally containing 4. ...
- The causes of the dam failure.
- The tailings dam failure resulted from an overflow of the ponding liquid, caused from heavy rain and melting snow. The dam crest was washed away over a length of 25 meters. (see also: Dam Failure from excessive water level rise) .
- The Aurul tailings dam was designed by Knight-Piésold. ... 10-15 of the UNEP/OCHA Assessment Mission Report and the annex with the Report of the Dam Team) .
- Dam breach image · Perimeter breach image .
- Report of the Dam Team, May 2000 (2. ...
- WISE Uranium Project (home) · (Safety of Tailings Dams) · (Chronology of tailings dam failures).
14. Effects of the Aswan High Dam, El Sayed and van Dijken, Quarterdeck 3.1
- www-ocean.tamu.edu
- The southeastern Mediterranean ecosystem revisited: Thirty years after the construction of the Aswan High Dam.
- Size and height of the Aswan High Dam, nearly 600 miles upstream from Cairo, compared to the Old Aswan Dam.
- During the past one hundred years, the Levantine Basin has been subjected to the effects of two important events, the opening of the Suez Canal in 1869 and the construction of the Aswan High Dam in 1964. ... Since 1965 when the High Dam became fully operational, the Nile flow to the Mediterranean has greatly diminished, while the effects of dangerous floods in 1964 and 1973 and threatening droughts in 1972-73 and 1983-84 were mitigated.
- Before the High Dam was built, fifty percent of the Nile flow drained into the Mediterranean. ...
- Although the construction of the High Dam has been an unquestionably tremendous boon to Egyptian agriculture and has benefited industry by providing cheap electric power, it has also had far-reaching effects on the transport of fertile silt and sediments. These sediments are now trapped behind the dam, a situation which has led to severe erosion along the Egyptian coast. The dam also had great impact on the fertility of the coastal waters. ...
- The decrease in fertility of the southeastern Mediterranean waters caused by the High Dam has had a catastrophic effect on marine fisheries. ...
- We do know that sardines, which once migrated into the Nile Delta region to feed on the fall phytoplankton blooms, apparently altered their migration pattern after construction of the High Dam.
- Since the late 1980s, the total fish catch (pelagic and bottom) off the Egyptian coast has grown to levels comparable to those that existed before construction of the dam. ...
- Winter blooms are supported by the input of "new" nutrients caused by the convective turnover of the water, and are much smaller and shorter than fall blooms in the pre-dam years. ... In recent years the near filling of Lake Nasser, the Nile reservoir behind the dam with a storage capacity of two years of Nile water, has led to increased discharge from these lakes, resulting in localized nutrient enrichment and enhanced primary production.
- Although it has been thirty years since the construction of the High Dam, it seems that there has not been enough time for the ecosystem of the Levantine Basin to reach a new level of ecological equilibrium. ...
15. Beaver Dam Chamber
- www.beaverdamchamber.com
- • Beaver Dam Boat Show - 18, 19 & 20 -. ...
- • Beaver Dam High School Jazz Cabaret - April 9 -. ...
- Whether you visit for a day or stay for a weekend, make yourself at home in Beaver Dam. This picturesque community, located in south central Wisconsin on Beaver Dam Lake, is surrounded by rich farmlands. Beaver Dam is situated just 40 minutes northeast of Madison, 90 minutes northwest of Milwaukee, 90 minutes south of Appleton, and 2 1/2 hours north of Chicago. You will find Beaver Dam a flourishing city with a progressive business and industrial climate. ...
16. China: Imminent Trial Of Three Gorges Dam Protestors (Human Rights Watch Press release, New York, April 20, 2001)
- www.hrw.org
- China: Imminent Trial Of Three Gorges Dam Protestors.
- (New York, April 20, 2001) Two international organizations appealed today for the release of farmers arrested for trying to petition Chinese authorities to end abuses linked to the Three Gorges Dam project. ...
- Probe International Three Gorges Dam Campaign .
- "Governments and banks around the world have helped finance the Three Gorges Dam. ...
- Human Rights Watch and Probe International called on diplomats in Beijing and international banks involved in financing the dam to urge the Chinese government to release the men and conduct a full, impartial, and transparent investigation into their charges of official malfeasance.
- "Governments and banks around the world have helped finance the Three Gorges Dam," said Patricia Adams of Probe International. ...
- The four farmers, He Kechang, Rang Chongxin, Jiang Qingshan, and Wen Dingchun, are among thousands of residents of Gaoyang township, Yunyang county, Chongqing municipality due to be resettled, as the county is in the middle of what will become the dam's reservoir area. ...
- Regulations approved by China's State Council in February were designed to reduce the possibility of corruption and coercion in connection with resettlement of people living around the Three Gorges Dam. ...
17. International Rivers Network: Bujagali
- www.irn.org
- Bujagali Falls Dam Epupa Dam Lesotho Highlands WP Mphanda Nkuwa Dam Okavango River Basin Other Projects to Watch Africa Links.
- –based AES corporation, the largest independent power producer in the world with assets of $11 billion, is currently in line to receive a partial–risk guarantee from IDA and loans from the IFC to construct a US$520–million dam near Bujagali Falls on the Nile. The dam would create a socially and environmentally destructive reservoir, and would drown the spectacular Bujagali Falls. ...
- Local environmentalists believe the dam will harm Uganda’s chances to pursue true renewables like solar and wind, and point out that this project will do nothing to help the 95% of Uganda’s population who are not connected to the national grid.
- AES has been dismissive of local activists’ claims against the project, but it will be hard pressed to show how their dam project will help solve what some see as Uganda’s biggest environmental problem: grinding poverty. ...
- Bujagali Dam–Affected Peoples Demand Promises Be Fulfilled .
- On September 27, 2004, the community resettled for the proposed Bujagali Dam submitted the following letter of grievance, signed by thirty–three members of the community. ...
- Would You Like a Dam With That Dam? Bujagali Project Torpedoes Options Assessment for Uganda: A new report reviews how an expensive, destructive dam became the only game in town for energy–starved Uganda. ...
- AES Pulls Out of Bujagali Dam in Uganda IRN press release urges investment in better alternatives than this risky white elephant .
- IRN report reveals excessive cost of Bujagali dam Does the Bujagali dam make economic sense? A new IRN report analyzes the key contract of the Bujagali project, the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), and shows that it is fundamentally flawed. ...
- Internal World Bank Report Reveals Major Problems with Uganda Dam The planned Bujagali Dam in Uganda violates five key World Bank policies. ...
- World Bank Misleads Executive Board to Win Approval for Uganda Dam A confidential Bank report obtained by International Rivers Network shows that the World Bank is misleading its own Executive Board on many accounts in order to win approval for the hydropower project. ...
- NGOs tell World Bank to reconsider Bujagali Dam In a May 2002 letter to Executive Directors, 120 NGOs urge the Bank to delay further funding approvals until a report by the Inspection Panel on the dam’s violations of Bank policy is released. ...
- World Bank Management Manipulated Data on Uganda Dam Analysis of internal documents by International Rivers Network shows that World Bank management manipulated data to gain Board approval for the project, which is sponsored by US–based AES Corporation. ...
- World Bank approves Bujagali Dam despite economic risks, outstanding investigations. ...
- IFC Economic Study for Bujagali Flawed The economic analysis justifying the World Bank’s involvement in Uganda’s Bujagali Dam is based on over–optimistic assumptions about growth in GDPand electricity demand. ... And it fails to look at the implications of global warming on the Nile’s hydrology, which could have serious impacts on the dam’s viability. ...
18. VDGIF > Fishing > Embrey Dam
- www.dgif.state.va.us
- HOME > FISHING > EMBREY DAM REMOVAL.
- On Monday, February 23, 2004, a 100-foot section of the Embrey Dam on the Rappahannock River was breached.
- Please select your connection speed to view video of the Embrey Dam breaching (will launch in a new window):.
- Breaching the dam will reopen 106 miles of historical spawning habitat on the Rappahannock and its tributaries to a number of species including American shad, blueback herring, alewife, hickory shad, and striped bass.
- Brief history of Embrey Dam.
- Embrey Dam, 22 feet high, was constructed in 1910, replacing a crib dam dating back to 1853. Until recently, the dam provided water to a Virginia Electric Power Company power station as well as supplied drinking water for the city of Fredericksburg by way of a historic navigational canal. With the dam in place, the Rappahannock River is impassible above Fredericksburg to anadromous fishes during their annual voyage from the Chesapeake Bay, causing many miles of potential spawning habitat to be lost.
- Why is removal of the dam important?.
- The total number of pounds of American shad caught in the James, Rappahannock, and York Rivers and the Chesapeake Bay declined sharply from 8 million pounds in 1900 to a mere 5,000 pounds in 1990, due in part to loss of spawning habitat caused by dam construction.
- Breaching Embrey Dam will reopen 71 miles of the mainstem Rappahannock River and 35 miles of the Rapidan River, a major tributary, for a total of 106 miles of historically known spawning and rearing habitat for migratory shad and herring. ...
- About 24,000 angler visits totaling nearly 100,000 hours of fishing pressure are accommodated annually above Fredericksburg and Embrey Dam.
- In 1999, Bosher's Dam on the James River in Richmond was equipped with a vertical slot fishway. ...
19. USSD - What is a Dam?
- www2.privatei.com
- What is a Dam?.
- Hoover Dam.
- A dam is built to control water.
20. California Dam Safety
- damsafety.water.ca.gov
- The California Water Code entrusts the regulatory Dam Safety Program to the Department of Water Resources. The principal goal of this program is to avoid dam failure and thus prevent loss of life and destruction of property. ...
21. Stop Fortis !
- www.stopfortis.org
- Save Belize's Rainforest from Fortis' proposed dam.
- , a Canadian company based in Newfoundland, to build a hydro-electric dam in this unique habitat could destroy this wildlife haven forever -- unless you act now. ...
- SIGN OUR PETITION to save Belize's Rainforest from Fortis' proposed dam!.
- Geological problems continue to plague construction--Fortis refuses to release final designs, hydrological studies or cost of dam project. ...
- World Conservation Congress Demands Accounting on Chalillo Dam.
- January 2004 Privy Council split decision allows dam construction to continue: bacongo-adv-decision. ...
- PROACT adds hundreds of signatures to petition asking Fortis to cancel the Chalillo dam .
- Facts behind Fortis dam (PDF, requires Adobe Acrobat) .
- Redefining Progress: The Chalillo Dam and the Adverse Effects of Modernization ---article by Ryan Mack .
- CBC Disclosure program: Dam Canadians (for high speed internet connections) (4/02/02).
- Belize dam fight heats up (National Geographic News, 6/07/02).
- Fortis myths about the dam.
- Hundreds protest dam in Belize (11/06/01).
- Award for news coverage of the Chalillo dam (see photo and story in Spanish).
- University of Toronto forum on Chalillo dam March 13, 2003. ...
- Experts prove geology report for Fortis dam wrong.
22. Santa Clarita Valley History In Pictures - San Francisquito Canyon
- www.scvhistory.com
- FRANCIS DAM .
- Francis Dam Site.
- Francis Dam Flood · Newhall Land & Farming Co. ...
- Francis Dam (the 'Tombstone') Toppled · The Signal, 4-18-1929 & 5-30-1929.
- Francis Dam Disaster by Michele E. ...
- Francis Dam Survivor by Lauren Grokett · For The Signal Zone, 11-23-2001.
- City, Survivors to Mark Deadly '28 Dam Break by Suzie St. ...
- Hart-Earp Letters Discuss Dam Disaster by Truman Rex Fisher · Letter, Los Angeles Times, 2-15-2003.
- Bill Hart and the Little Dam Victim by Leon Worden · The Signal, 5-17-2003.
- Francis Dam Disaster by Leon Worden · The Signal, 2-26-2003.
- Francis Dam Tragedy by Pearl Obispo · The Signal, 3-17-2003.
- Francis Dam Disaster Poem by Ron Pinkerton · 7-16-1979.
- Francis Dam Break · Lyrics by Dan DeVere & Jane Williams · 3-9-2003.
- Francis Dam Builder.
- Francis Dam Under Construction, 1924-1926. ...
- Francis Dam Under Construction, 1924-1926. ...
23. BUILDING BIG: Databank: Hoover Dam
- www.pbs.org
- Hoover Dam.
- They began construction on what would be the largest dam of its time -- the Hoover Dam.
- But before the dam could be built, workers had to divert the wild Colorado River away from the construction site. ... Amazingly, they completed the dam in less than five years -- ahead of schedule and under budget.
- The Hoover Dam is a curved gravity dam. Lake Mead pushes against the dam, creating compressive forces that travel along the great curved wall. ... This action squeezes the concrete in the arch together, making the dam very rigid. ...
- Today, the Hoover Dam is the second highest dam in the country and the 18th highest in the world. ...
- Here's how this dam stacks up against some of the biggest dams in the world. ...
- Hoover Dam.
- At its base, Hoover Dam is as thick (660 feet) as two footballs fields measured end to end. ...
- Hoover Dam is 726 feet tall. ...
- There is enough concrete in Hoover Dam (4. ...
- The Hoover Dam is so thick and heavy, it doesn't even need to be curved! It's heavy enough to resist the weight and thrust of the water pushing behind it, but designers thought people would feel safer with a curved design.
24. Mekong River Dam
- gurukul.ucc.american.edu
- Mekong River Dam.
- CASE NUMBER: 258 CASE MNEMONIC: MEKONG CASE NAME: Mekong River Dam I. ... The Issue How can Thailand, a country faced with at least four major environmental concerns -- deforestation, wildlife destruction, water scarcity, and urban environmental quality -- afford to build another dam? Dam construction is supposedly driven by the imperative "to produce more electric power in order to raise the national standard of living to a level comparable to that of nations, like the United States, that already have their dams in place. ... A dam proposed on the Mekong River bordering Thailand and Laos will cost $2. ... A French firm Sogreth recently designed a $120 million dam to be built at Pak Mong on the Mekong. Another foreign firm, the Australian owned Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation, has designed the Nam Theum 2 dam to be built across a tributary of the Mekong in Laos. ... Any large scale modernization project such as a dam has indirect relations to trade. ... The Choa Nem project, later renamed the Sri Nakarin Dam, was completed in the late 1970s under the supervision of Electrical Generating Authority of Thailand and the Asian Institute of Technology. ... In addition, the dam was to be located in the Kanchanaburi Province on a geographic fault line, a fact that could result in a major catastrophe should an earthquake occur. Similarly, risk associated with flooding and/or breakage remained high as the dam was built on porous limestone, which is water soluble. With the help of a public information campaign, the pressure to reconsider the dam mounted. A small group of university and Forestry Department Scientists spoke out against the dam.
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