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Diverting rivers can disrupt ecosystems, harm wildlife, and affect water quality downstream. It can also lead to negative consequences such as habitat loss, reduced groundwater recharge, and increased risk of flooding in certain areas. Additionally, diverting rivers may have long-lasting impacts on the environment and can be expensive to maintain.
get the hell out of here
Takes up space where land could grow, or where a river can form.
The three negative effects are: 1: Sewage and dust (pollution) is falling into the river 2: Villigers are forced to migrate 3: Its a very costly situation ~Hero_Kid
rgw Elwha dam is a scar upon the environment with significant effects anyone can easily see
Positive effect - protects Egypt from Invasions Negative effect - yearly floods damage buildings and kill plants
two positive (1) they get water (2) they can get energy from flowing water negative (2) it is polluted (1) it is far distances from their homes
By pollution, by using its water for irrigation, building dams and diverting its flow etc - see the link below.
No, I have not had any bad effects on the Zambesi River.
I can stop the pollution by not throwing garbage in the sea, not throwing plastics in the river si the sea or river will no be polluted.
Easy. By stopping to put polluting stuff in it.
That is called the river's mouth. A delta could form there from the sediments settling there do to the river slowing down or stopping.