Watershed
Author: Grossman, Elizabeth
ISBN: 9781582431086
Publisher: RANDOM HOUSE US
Year first published: 30 May 2002
Pages: 260
Format: Hardback
Questioning the value of dams requires a serious readjustment in the country's notion of progress, a prospect threatening to some and daunting to all. Watershed examines the implications of dam removal to America's rivers and their communities by exploring the stories of a number of places where dam removal and river restoration are now underway. This is a story of people and place, and of a vital turning point in the nation's relationship to its rivers.
ISBN: 9781582431086
Publisher: RANDOM HOUSE US
Year first published: 30 May 2002
Pages: 260
Format: Hardback
Questioning the value of dams requires a serious readjustment in the country's notion of progress, a prospect threatening to some and daunting to all. Watershed examines the implications of dam removal to America's rivers and their communities by exploring the stories of a number of places where dam removal and river restoration are now underway. This is a story of people and place, and of a vital turning point in the nation's relationship to its rivers.
