Water Power of the Columbia Basin Highlighted
The United States Geological Survey reports the Columbia Basin as a vast energy and irrigation resource. It notes a 259000 square mile drainage area spanning British Columbia to the Pacific Northwest and stresses water power as key to future electricity development.
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