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PHI 346: Environmental Ethics: Hydroelectric Power
Hydroelectic power
The Tazimina project in Alaska is an example of a diversion hydropower plant. No dam was required.
Hydropower is America’s leading renewable energy resource. Of all the renewable power sources, it’s the most reliable, efficient and economical.
Web Resources
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Tennessee Valley AuthoritySee also TVA's Sustainable Development Guide
http://www.tvaed.com/sustainable/index.htm
Print Books from the Catalog
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The St. Lawrence Seaway and Power Project: an oral history of the greatest construction show on earth
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Call Number: TC427.S3 P37 2009ISBN: 0815609132
Ebooks
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Oil, Water and Climate : An Introduction
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ISBN: 0521709199Publication Date: Cambridge U press, 2008"Hydroelectric power is expected to continue growing, but its growth will be outpaced by energy demand during the next 50 years, making it only a complementary source. ... " -
Turning hydropower social: where global sustainability conventions matter byISBN: 3540744541Publication Date: Springer, c2008Hydroelectric power plants--Environmental aspects.
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Fish versus power: an environmental history of the Fraser River byPublication Date: 2004
