Sentence examples for facing hydropower from inspiring English sources

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The study then evaluates a "seamless web" of these types of barriers facing hydropower systems in Nepal.

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Despite its important potential, renewables (with the exception of hydropower) face a long road prior to making any significant penetration in the region.

"When facing the climate adaptation challenge, hydropower plants can make a precious resource to manage water, prevent damages from extreme weather and regulate irrigation systems," says Richard M Taylor, executive director at the International Hydropower Association.

Working in the most murderous country in the world for environmental activists, the mother of four is facing down one of Central America's biggest hydropower projects, powerful landowners, a US-funded police force, and a mercenary army of private security guards.

The mahseer (Tor spp). of India are a group of potamodromous cyprinids currently facing numerous challenges in their native ranges including overfishing, pollution, and hydropower development.

The riverbank is facing the danger of becoming 'bare bald' like most other reservoirs of large water conservancy and hydropower projects.

With the country already facing major water and food scarcities, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, or GERD — set to be the biggest hydropower plant in Africa — is regarded as a national security threat as well as a stain on Egypt's historical dominance of the revered river.

The project complements an earlier report, "The Bathtub Ring: Implications of Low Water Levels in Lake Mead on Water Supply, Hydropower, Recreation, and the Environment," which examined similar challenges in the Colorado River's Lower Basin, where Lake Mead is also facing historic water lows.

Based on these figures and studies, it is clear that Nepal has been facing an energy crisis, and, at this current rate of electricity consumption and production, the situation will get worse, while at the same time the country is utilizing only 1.6% (i.e., 652.8 MW out of 42 GW) of its hydropower potential capacity.

Watersheds that were both valuable and vulnerable are watersheds that we rely on for hydropower generation and that may face substantial changes in runoff timing with climate warming.

Analysts say that despite the new 250mw hydropower dam currently under construction at Bujagali and another two hydropower dams in the pipeline, the country will face a growing electrical power shortfall without nuclear energy.

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