The professionals have now produced a Condit Dam Breaching video worthy of the event.
The instant restoration of downstream sediment flow is particularly cool to see. Geomorphology is rarely so visible.
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The professionals have now produced a Condit Dam Breaching video worthy of the event.
The instant restoration of downstream sediment flow is particularly cool to see. Geomorphology is rarely so visible.
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Thanks for the graphic history of such a positive event! In the early nineties I assisted in a small part of the research that led to the removal.