Site C: How do you move a river?

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  • @christuttle3980
    @christuttle3980 Год назад +1

    Another wonderful B.C. Hydro Dam project
    Will be great to power up my F150 Lightening which I can in turn power up my house when the power goes out for 2 days
    The future is bright
    Great job B.C. Hydro!

  • @cpcattin
    @cpcattin 2 года назад

    Slowly ?

  • @unclebee5674
    @unclebee5674 3 года назад +1

    The crust is tooooo unstable

  • @lizmclean5342
    @lizmclean5342 4 года назад +6

    Put unqualified idiots with multiple billions of tax payers dollars in an area with extremely fragile shale based location , where land slides r a regular occurence.We'll soon see how that turns out .Just a guess from a ordinary citizen who is able to cross the street without serious injury or death, .....I would say it's not looking good

    • @mochabekins6706
      @mochabekins6706 4 года назад +2

      We all use dozens of power-consuming devices and then complain about building dams to provide the supply. Go figure! Maybe we should go back to living in caves.

    • @mojo4619
      @mojo4619 4 года назад +1

      It looks pretty dam good to me

  • @anthonycyr9657
    @anthonycyr9657 4 года назад +3

    A disaster in the making in my opinion with this dam being built on known geologically unstable land, there are numerous faults in the area and weak shale rock and the area is known to have lots of ground movement, now the seismicity is increasing close to the site with all the fracking going on as close as 10 km away, if this dam doesnt outright fail, it will be riddled with expensive maintenence problems and modifications to keep it functional, just look at the problems with the peace canyon dam down stream, another dam at risk and theres already been ground movement there too causing issues.