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Hydroelectric plants interfere with the natural eco-systems.
Hydroelectric plants interfere with the natural eco-systems.
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The correct option is B True
Hydroelectric power includes both massive hydroelectric dams and small run-of-the-river plants. Large-scale hydroelectric dams continue to be built in many parts of the world.
Flooding land for a hydroelectric reservoir has an extreme environmental impact: it destroys forests, wildlife habitats, agricultural land, and scenic lands.
Global warming emissions are produced during the installation and dismantling of hydroelectric power plants.
Hydroelectric power includes both massive hydroelectric dams and small run-of-the-river plants. Large-scale hydroelectric dams continue to be built in many parts of the world.
Flooding land for a hydroelectric reservoir has an extreme environmental impact: it destroys forests, wildlife habitats, agricultural land, and scenic lands.
Global warming emissions are produced during the installation and dismantling of hydroelectric power plants.
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