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The changes in land use ... more run - off riverscan causeflooding in dams
by rains and(passive) caused byfloods ... overflowing dams
The U.S. military dispersed silver iodide in the rain clouds during the Vietnam Warto causefloods , disrupt dams
by a bomb cyclone over the US central states(passive) caused byBroken dams and levees
to hold water back(passive) are designedLevees , dikes and dams
to protect against a certain level of flooding(passive) are designedLevees & Dams : Levees
to protect against a certain level of flooding(passive) are designedlevees and dams
to protect hold back a certain level of water(passive) are designedLevees & Dams - Levees
increased agriculture(passive) caused bydams and levees
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Erosionis causingdams to silt up
by spillway flood discharge(passive) caused byembankment dams
by spillway flood(passive) caused byembankment dams
to apply their own considerations , judgements and professional skillsdesigningtailings dams
Engineersdesignhydroelectric dams
reduced water levels in riverscan causehydroelectric dams
to start(passive) is sethydroelectric dams
usually(passive) are ... designedHydroelectric dams
best(passive) are ... designedHydroelectric dams
to hold back water so that the river will not flood its banks(passive) are designedDams
to allow fish passage and prevent downstream floods(passive) can readily be designedDams
Many dams and their associated reservoirs(passive) are designedDams
too much watercan causeearthen dams
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to hold back water and safely release it(passive) are designedDams
to prevent floods(passive) must be designed wholly or partiallyDams
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to accommodate larger floods(passive) are ... designeddams
by not enough rainfall(passive) caused bydams
to withstand the challenge of floods or earthquakes(passive) must be designedDams
by a breach of the dam(passive) would be caused byDams
the effects of large wood in the rivercausingdams
on little streams all over the area(passive) can even be discoveredDams
tree deathscan causetree deaths
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to control floodingare designedto control flooding
floodingcan causeflooding
Other damage to river ecosystems(passive) has been caused byOther damage to river ecosystems
to protect North Texas against massive floodsdesignedto protect North Texas against massive floods
to protect communitiesdesignedto protect communities
water abstractioncausingwater abstraction
more floods due toblockage of siltscausemore floods due toblockage of silts
to control riversdesignedto control rivers
to control rivers so that people can live in natural floodplainsdesignedto control rivers so that people can live in natural floodplains
serious floodingcan causeserious flooding
the decreased flowhave causedthe decreased flow
Changes in hydrology(passive) can be caused byChanges in hydrology
serious hardship and lifelosscould causeserious hardship and lifeloss
in flooded rights - of - wayhas resultedin flooded rights - of - way
less flooding Invasive species See also Bosque Gallery forest Management of Pacific Northwestcausesless flooding Invasive species See also Bosque Gallery forest Management of Pacific Northwest
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damage to free - flowing rivers and aquatic ecosystems and often ... for very large dams ... to communities that are displaced by construction and the creation of reservoirscausedamage to free - flowing rivers and aquatic ecosystems and often ... for very large dams ... to communities that are displaced by construction and the creation of reservoirs
in changes to river morphology , degradation of the downstream river channel and aquatic habitat , andresultsin changes to river morphology , degradation of the downstream river channel and aquatic habitat , and
river systems to become fragmented , preventing the movement of fish and other aquatic species to move upstream of the damcauseriver systems to become fragmented , preventing the movement of fish and other aquatic species to move upstream of the dam
widespread and devastating flooding in different communities of the Pee Dee region from Cheraw to Georgetowncausingwidespread and devastating flooding in different communities of the Pee Dee region from Cheraw to Georgetown
extensive ecosystem changes due to the considerable alteration of natural daily and seasonal discharge patterns , disruption of biological river connectivitycauseextensive ecosystem changes due to the considerable alteration of natural daily and seasonal discharge patterns , disruption of biological river connectivity
environmental issues such as blocking the movement of fish and other aquatic species , inundating river habitat , impairing water quality , and altering the flow necessary to sustain river lifecan also causeenvironmental issues such as blocking the movement of fish and other aquatic species , inundating river habitat , impairing water quality , and altering the flow necessary to sustain river life
in irreversible loss of species and ecosystems?their ( the damshave resultedin irreversible loss of species and ecosystems?their ( the dams
flooding upstream and drought downstreamcan causeflooding upstream and drought downstream
in both ecosystem conversion and degradation related to infrastructure , upstream reservoirs and degradation of downstream ecosystemsresultin both ecosystem conversion and degradation related to infrastructure , upstream reservoirs and degradation of downstream ecosystems
to extinction of many fish and other aquatic specieshave ledto extinction of many fish and other aquatic species
river flow and lake formationinfluenceriver flow and lake formation
a major decline in salmon populationshave causeda major decline in salmon populations
fragmentation of the natural structure and function of fish communities up- and downstream of the damcan causefragmentation of the natural structure and function of fish communities up- and downstream of the dam
to reduce sediment flows and downstream erosiondesignedto reduce sediment flows and downstream erosion
serious downstream impacts as wellcan causeserious downstream impacts as well
widespread and devastating flooding in different communities of the Pee Dee region from Cheraw to Georgetown as the deluge raced to the seacausingwidespread and devastating flooding in different communities of the Pee Dee region from Cheraw to Georgetown as the deluge raced to the sea
lots of issues with migratory species and upstream floodingcan causelots of issues with migratory species and upstream flooding
the supply and flow of sediments and nutrients in a river systeminfluencethe supply and flow of sediments and nutrients in a river system
less obvious , but potentially serious consequences , including increased evaporation of water , build up of silt behind the dam , and changes to water temperature and flow patternsalso causeless obvious , but potentially serious consequences , including increased evaporation of water , build up of silt behind the dam , and changes to water temperature and flow patterns
degradation of natural flow of riverscausedegradation of natural flow of rivers
Kerala floodscausedKerala floods
the area behind the dam to floodcausethe area behind the dam to flood