Option from Plan

Maintain hydroelectric generating capacity, if possible. If not possible, switch to pumped storage hydropower or deconstruction to allow for river restoration efforts.

Details

Hazards
Drought
Assets
Energy and Utilities
Focus of action
Flood barriers, dams, and levees

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