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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1977

Page

5

Damfighters Oppose Russell Dam Project in South Carolina

Ernie Hickman leads local opposition to the Richard B. Russell Dam and Reservoir at Trotters Shoals. He warns costs have ballooned from 79 million in 1965 to 190 million and could reach 250 million, while arguing the power benefits are limited and regional needs have not materialized. The project would flood 25 650 acres and supply power to a seven state area, with some South Carolina power sold out of state.

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Russell Dam debate outlines energy and recreation trade offs

The Richard B. Russell Dam project draws support for hydroelectric power and regional development while raising concerns over wildlife habitat loss and forest impact. Dr. Ross Clark and local figures promote public discussion as critics warn of ecological and economic consequences and urge opposition.

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