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'''California dams''' are underdeveloped due to radical [[environmentalists]] who block new construction, and even insist in tearing down existing dams.  Because dams are essential to providing irrigation water for farmers, the result is that [[California]] has not become self-sufficient as to water despite how other farming states, such as [[Missouri]] and [[Wisconsin]], have.

'''California dams''' are underdeveloped due to radical [[environmentalists]] who block new construction, and even insist on tearing down existing dams.  Because dams are essential to providing irrigation water for farmers, the result is that [[California]] has not become self-sufficient in water despite how other farming states, such as [[Missouri]] and [[Wisconsin]], have.

 

In 2024, the largest dam removal project in [[U.S.]] history began with a demolition of a 173-foot dam on the [[Klamath River]],<ref>https://www.sfchronicle.com/california/article/klamath-dam-removal-19431558.php</ref> the first of several planned dam removal projects.

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