Posted by old on March 03, 2009 at 20:51:11 from (4.244.186.10):
In Reply to: O.T. Hydroelectric posted by doorman on March 03, 2009 at 20:31:10:
You can only build so many dams to do that before it causes other problems. Here in Missouri they built one years ago and the lake did not fill as they believed it should. The reason was that they did not know about a cave and that cave was letting the water out as fast as it was coming in. Then of course there are other problems like all the land that they have to buy because of the lake that is formed etc. etc. When the lake of the Ozarks was formed they had to move a town because other wise the town would have been flooded or should I say the town is still there it is just under water now. Yep the small town of Linn Creek was moved but they left the buildings behind and they are still there
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