Book ID: CBB933950711

Same River Twice: The politics of dam removal and river restoration (2019)

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Peter Brewitt (Author)


Oregon State University Press


Publication Date: 2019
Physical Details: 274
Language: English

Dam removal was not a realistic option in the twentieth century, and people who suggested it were dismissed as radical dreamers, but in recent decades it has become increasingly common, with dozens of removals now taking place each year nationwide. How did this happen? Same River Twice answers this question by telling the stories of three major Pacific Northwest dam removals - the politics, people, hopes, and fears that shaped three rivers and their communities.

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Review Coleen Fox (2020) Review of "Same River Twice: The politics of dam removal and river restoration". Environmental History (pp. 395-397). unapi

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Authors & Contributors
Williams, John
Hillman, Gracia
Ryan Ellis
Lindtner, Silvia
Sansom, Andrew
Whitington, Jerome
Journals
Environmental History
The Bridge: Journal of the National Academy of Engineering
Technology and Culture
Social Studies of Science
Science, Technology and Human Values
Science as Culture
Publishers
University of Pittsburgh Press
University of Nevada Press
Texas A&M University Press
Pearson
Ohio University Press
MIT Press
Concepts
Technology and politics
Dams
Rivers
Water resource management
Hydroelectric power
National security
Time Periods
21st century
20th century
20th century, late
20th century, early
19th century
Places
United States
Colorado River (North America)
Laos
Maine (U.S.)
Mozambique
Arizona (U.S.)
Institutions
World Bank
Tennessee Valley Authority
Sierra Club
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