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Re: Hydro Electric Power As a Viable Alternative?
Hydro Electric Power As a Viable Alternative? By: Johnny (10 replies) Thu, 04/12/2007 - 10:07
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Re: Hydro Electric Power As a Viable Alternative?
Just check out Arizona Falls, sure it's not Niagara Falls but it does make clean energy in a desert. Also check out Roosevelt dam , lake Suarguro and many other hydro sources in AZ. If AZ can do it anyone can.
For small home hydro all you need is a small stream. Read home power and see many examples of people who use it and companies that make small hydro systems.
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