In the beginning, dams were built with attitudes such as supplying electricity, water, tourism, and flood control and agriculture. Most of the developed countries consider the construction of dams to supply electricity. Therefore, our attitude and policies towards such dams should change. It is predictable that clean energy such as wind, sun, waves, etc. can be used to produce electricity in most countries. The important thing is that the big dams should be converted into smaller dams in a staggered manner and upstream of these dams, watershed management should be put on the agenda. Of course, in any place where the construction of large dams harms the environment, we should stop, and sometimes in this situation, we should act by changing the location of the dams or reducing the height of the dams or other methods, and finally we should remove the option of the dam.
Published by alireza makvandi
In the beginning, dams were built with attitudes such as supplying electricity, water, tourism, and flood control
and agriculture. Most of the developed countries consider the construction of dams to supply electricity.
Therefore, our attitude and policies towards such dams should change. It is predictable that clean energy such as wind, sun, waves, etc. can be used to produce electricity in most countries. The important thing is that the big dams should be converted into smaller dams in a staggered manner and upstream of these dams,
watershed management should be put on the agenda.
Of course, in any place where the construction of large dams harms the environment, we should stop, and sometimes in this situation, we should act by changing the location of the dams or reducing the height of the dams or other methods, and finally we should remove the option of the dam.