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Posted by Easy on September 02, 2005 at 08:45:09 from (69.216.106.8):
In Reply to: Re: Just think what would happen. posted by Jerry Cent. Mi. on September 02, 2005 at 08:19:01:
There were several small dams I know of in Michigan that have been dismantled in the last 30 years and none of them for enviormental reasons. Some were taken down or had thier generating equipment removed or made inoperative because the power companies, Detriot Edison an Consumer's power, only wanted large generating plants, they didn't want the smaller units. And some, including 2 near me, were breeched because the state deemed them unsafe, that is that they might give way and endanger the surrounding communities. I know of one spot where some older houses have boathouses and docks to a body of water that no longer exists. Electrical generation is apparently a large scale type of business. Easy.
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