Hydroelectric Dams, utilising the power of flowing water, generate electricity through the kinetic energy of water currents. By damming rivers and creating reservoirs, hydroelectric dams regulate the flow of water to drive turbines, which in turn produce electricity. With their ability to generate large amounts of power without emitting greenhouse gases, hydroelectric dams are a key component of renewable energy systems worldwide. However, their construction can have significant environmental and social impacts, including habitat disruption and displacement of communities. As such, careful planning and management are essential to maximise the benefits of hydroelectric power while minimising its negative consequences.
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