The Three Gorges Dam is a gigantic hydroelectric gravity dam on the Yangtze River in China, famous for its size and power generation capabilities.
Overview
Economic Benefits
Environmental Impact
Design And Engineering
History And Construction
Challenges And Criticisms
Flood Control And Management
Energy Production And Capacity
Tourism And Cultural Significance
Social Effects On Local Communities
Infrastructure
Power Station
Yangtze River
Government
Reservoir
Pollution
Sediment
Progress
Yangtze
People
🌊 The Three Gorges Dam is the largest hydroelectric power station in the world!
🏗️ Construction started on December 14, 1994, and took 18 years to complete.
⚡ The dam has 32 main turbines that can produce over 22,500 megawatts of electricity!
🏞️ It's about 2,335 meters long and 185 meters high, making it taller than many buildings!
🌍 The dam helps control floods and improve river navigation in the Yangtze River.
🌱 It provides renewable energy, which is better for the environment than coal or oil.
🚢 The dam makes it easier for bigger ships to pass through, lowering transportation costs.
💰 The local economy has grown because of job creation and tourism related to the dam.
😢 Many people had to move from their homes due to the dam's construction, which was a big challenge.
💦 The dam helps store excess water to prevent dangerous floods during heavy rains.
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