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    The effect of pumped-storage reservoir operation on biological productivity and water quality

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    1969
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    Simmons, George M. Jr.
    Neff, Stewart E.
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    With the increased utilization of our water resources by a growing population, intelligent management of these resources, giving full consideration to all the relevant factors, becomes essential. Pumped-storage hydroelectric projects have been developed giving primary emphasis to the factors which relate to the generation of electricity. These projects can also provide a means of reducing stream pollution effects through stream flow augmentation and by lessening the effects of thermal stratification...
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