Discussed is the conflict between hydropower and the environmental coalition, and the probable fate of the Class of \u2793 dams. Examination of the historical and practical framework of the dam relicensing issue, the history and laws applicable to FERC, and the procedures FERC uses in re-licensing dams. Focus placed on current issues which drive this debate, such as hydropower benefits, fish and wildlife protection, economic development, and increased recreational opportunities. Discussion of the case of the Edwards Dam on the Kennebec River in Maine and the Public Trust Doctrine and its roles as they key to proper river management
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is the regulatory body that oversees non-federally o...
Residents of Durham, New Hampshire are contemplating whether to restore or remove Oyster River Dam, ...
Maine Perspectives piece on the removal of the Edwards Dam from the Kennebec River at Augusta, noti...
Discussed is the conflict between hydropower and the environmental coalition, and the probable fate ...
Thesis (M.A.)--Humboldt State University, Social Sciences: Environment and Community, 2006.In this t...
News & Issues piece on the removal of the Edwards Dam from the Kennebec River in Augusta. The Kenn...
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which licenses hydro-electric projects nationwide, is push...
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has ordered that the 917-foot-long timber-and-rock Edwards ...
A coalition of Maine conservation groups and state and federal agencies want the Edwards Dam in Augu...
When the United States was a young nation, and its natural resources were perceived as endless, dams...
Dams have played an integral role in the development and economic growth of the United States for ce...
The Federal Energy Regulation Commission, which is considering the fate of Edwards Dam in Augusta, h...
The Talk of Maine piece on how the Kennebec River has rebounded with fish, including Atlantic salmo...
Hydropower dams represent a significant challenge for the successful migration of sea-run fish, many...
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) asserted in a 1994 Policy Statement that it has the ...
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is the regulatory body that oversees non-federally o...
Residents of Durham, New Hampshire are contemplating whether to restore or remove Oyster River Dam, ...
Maine Perspectives piece on the removal of the Edwards Dam from the Kennebec River at Augusta, noti...
Discussed is the conflict between hydropower and the environmental coalition, and the probable fate ...
Thesis (M.A.)--Humboldt State University, Social Sciences: Environment and Community, 2006.In this t...
News & Issues piece on the removal of the Edwards Dam from the Kennebec River in Augusta. The Kenn...
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which licenses hydro-electric projects nationwide, is push...
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has ordered that the 917-foot-long timber-and-rock Edwards ...
A coalition of Maine conservation groups and state and federal agencies want the Edwards Dam in Augu...
When the United States was a young nation, and its natural resources were perceived as endless, dams...
Dams have played an integral role in the development and economic growth of the United States for ce...
The Federal Energy Regulation Commission, which is considering the fate of Edwards Dam in Augusta, h...
The Talk of Maine piece on how the Kennebec River has rebounded with fish, including Atlantic salmo...
Hydropower dams represent a significant challenge for the successful migration of sea-run fish, many...
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) asserted in a 1994 Policy Statement that it has the ...
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is the regulatory body that oversees non-federally o...
Residents of Durham, New Hampshire are contemplating whether to restore or remove Oyster River Dam, ...
Maine Perspectives piece on the removal of the Edwards Dam from the Kennebec River at Augusta, noti...