Which of the following correctly compares run-of-the-river dams and storage dams?
Select one:
of
оа.
Run of the river dams are less damaging to the environment.
O b. Storage dams can serve several purposes in addition to creating electricity.
O c. Storage dams are better built.
d. Run of the river dams are more efficient.
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Answer 1

Answer:the answer is b

Explanation:

The answer is b because run of river cannot serve a lot of purposes like the storage dam and the dam is like most sturdier than the run of river.

Answer 2

When it comes to run-of-the-river-dams and storage dams, а. Run of the river dams are less damaging to the environment.

What is a run-of-the-river dam?

This is a type of dam that allows for the natural flow of water to continue without attempting to store the water.

As a result, it is not as damaging to the environment unlike storage dams which store water and disrupt flow and migration patterns.

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