Niagara Falls Power Project Advances Amid Erosion Fears
National Geographic notes the United States Canada joint project nears completion with plans for parks roads and parking at a cost around 800 million. Engineers warn erosion continues on the Niagara river with cave ins and rock slides recorded since the 1930s.
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Niagara Falls engineering marvel draws worldwide visitors
The Niagara hydroelectric project will become the Western World’s largest. Water supply relies on dams and reservoirs, but escapades won’t curb the falls viewing. New excavations and landscaping will offer fresh views while preserving the spectacle for summer sightseers.
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