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HYDROBIOLOGIA
Volume 849, Issue 2, Pages 261-268Publisher
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s10750-021-04700-z
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Hydropower; Sustainability; Long-term studies; Brazil; Canada; Norway
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The papers discuss new technologies and protocols for studying hydropower, emphasizing the need to minimize hydropower impacts on fish populations.
Perspectives on the Environmental Implications of Sustainable Hydropower gathers scientific papers from three of the worlds most important hydropower producers to discuss aspects of sustainable hydropower and the means by which it can be studied and achieved. The papers examine the application and use of new technologies and protocols for studying hydropower, adaptive management and the implications and use of long-term data sets for minimizing hydropower impacts on fish populations. The papers include a cross section of biological and hydrological experts. The implicit among country comparisons highlight a number of common hydropower themes, particularly the need to expand from single species studies to include broader consideration of the ecosystem, the importance of maintaining habitat, trait and species diversity and the need for consistently collected long-term data sets.
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