Dams removal

Dam removal involves dismantling barriers built across rivers that can obstruct water flow and disrupt ecosystems. This process aims to restore natural river habitats, improve water quality, and revive fish populations that may be affected by the dam. It can also help mitigate flooding and allow sediment to flow freely, maintaining river and coastal health. While dam removal can lead to positive environmental impacts, it may also raise concerns about water supply and local energy production, necessitating careful planning and community involvement to balance ecological benefits with human needs.