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  1. I wasn’t sure whether I should bring my Sony A7R IV to the reservoir, but after a little color retouching in Photoshop, I’m definitely glad I did hehe.

    😎

    #sony #sonya7riv #photography #landscapephotography #naturephotography #photoshop #colorgrading #brazil #tresmarias #reservoir #sunsetphotography

  2. I wasn’t sure whether I should bring my Sony A7R IV to the reservoir, but after a little color retouching in Photoshop, I’m definitely glad I did hehe.

    😎

    #sony #sonya7riv #photography #landscapephotography #naturephotography #photoshop #colorgrading #brazil #tresmarias #reservoir #sunsetphotography

  3. I wasn’t sure whether I should bring my Sony A7R IV to the reservoir, but after a little color retouching in Photoshop, I’m definitely glad I did hehe.

    😎

    #sony #sonya7riv #photography #landscapephotography #naturephotography #photoshop #colorgrading #brazil #tresmarias #reservoir #sunsetphotography

  4. I wasn’t sure whether I should bring my Sony A7R IV to the reservoir, but after a little color retouching in Photoshop, I’m definitely glad I did hehe.

    😎

    #sony #sonya7riv #photography #landscapephotography #naturephotography #photoshop #colorgrading #brazil #tresmarias #reservoir #sunsetphotography

  5. Impact of drought: Low water levels at historic Cheesman Reservoir

    Denver Water’s Cheesman Reservoir was completed in 1905 and is Denver Water’s oldest mountain reservoir. It straddles Douglas and Jefferson counties along the South Platte River in the foothills southwest of Denver.

    Cheesman’s history dates back to Denver’s early days, when city leaders knew that a stable, reliable water supply was critical to the future of the growing city.

    #Denver #Colorado #reservoir #water #drought #history

    denverwater.org/tap/impact-dro

  6. Impact of drought: Low water levels at historic Cheesman Reservoir

    Denver Water’s Cheesman Reservoir was completed in 1905 and is Denver Water’s oldest mountain reservoir. It straddles Douglas and Jefferson counties along the South Platte River in the foothills southwest of Denver.

    Cheesman’s history dates back to Denver’s early days, when city leaders knew that a stable, reliable water supply was critical to the future of the growing city.

    #Denver #Colorado #reservoir #water #drought #history

    denverwater.org/tap/impact-dro

  7. Impact of drought: Low water levels at historic Cheesman Reservoir

    Denver Water’s Cheesman Reservoir was completed in 1905 and is Denver Water’s oldest mountain reservoir. It straddles Douglas and Jefferson counties along the South Platte River in the foothills southwest of Denver.

    Cheesman’s history dates back to Denver’s early days, when city leaders knew that a stable, reliable water supply was critical to the future of the growing city.

    #Denver #Colorado #reservoir #water #drought #history

    denverwater.org/tap/impact-dro

  8. Impact of drought: Low water levels at historic Cheesman Reservoir

    Denver Water’s Cheesman Reservoir was completed in 1905 and is Denver Water’s oldest mountain reservoir. It straddles Douglas and Jefferson counties along the South Platte River in the foothills southwest of Denver.

    Cheesman’s history dates back to Denver’s early days, when city leaders knew that a stable, reliable water supply was critical to the future of the growing city.

    #Denver #Colorado #reservoir #water #drought #history

    denverwater.org/tap/impact-dro

  9. 22 Northern Thailand Reservoirs Overflow Amid Flood Fears

    BANGKOK, Thailand – Heavy rainfall across Thailand has pushed 22 medium and small reservoirs beyond their storage capacity, prompting authorities to order urgent water management measures as the country braces for further downpours. Officials have directed rel…

    justpaste.in/news/22-northern-

    #Dam #Floods #rain #Reservoir #North

  10. europesays.com/be-fr/264384/ « Les gens deviennent fous » : le réservoir de la Dacia Duster de Christiane, de Lincent, percé en pleine journée pour voler son diesel ! (vidéo) #BE #BEFr #Belgique #Belgium #Business #Christiane #Dacia #deviennent #diesel #duster #Économie #Economy #fous »  #journée #Les #Lincent #percé #pleine #réservoir »  #vidéo #voler

  11. Lake Powell Reaches Historic Low Water Levels Amid Colorado River Basin Drought

    📰 Original title: One of America’s largest reservoirs just hit a record low

    🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
    👥 Users: It's not clickbait ✅

    👇👇👇 en.killbait.com/lake-powell-re

    #climatechange #drought #reservoir #waterscarcity

  12. 22 Northern Thailand Reservoirs Overflow Amid Flood Fears

    BANGKOK, Thailand – Heavy rainfall across Thailand has pushed 22 medium and small reservoirs beyond their storage capacity, prompting authorities to order urgent water management measures as the country braces for further downpours. Officials have directed rel…

    justpaste.in/news/22-northern-

    #Dam #Floods #rain #Reservoir #North

  13. America is running out of water but it's okay because Trump is building himself a golden ballroom and trying to force his name back up on the Kennedy Center.

    youtu.be/-9F063qdYeE?... #djt #usa #uspoli #politics #draught #california #arizona #nevada #utah #reservoir #colorado #wyoming

    The West’s largest water reser...

  14. America is running out of water but it's okay because Trump is building himself a golden ballroom and trying to force his name back up on the Kennedy Center.

    youtu.be/-9F063qdYeE?... #djt #usa #uspoli #politics #draught #california #arizona #nevada #utah #reservoir #colorado #wyoming

    The West’s largest water reser...

  15. The Past, Present & Future Of Dams In The Southeastern U.S.
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    doi.org/10.1007/s00267-026-025 <-- shared paper
    --
    H/T @UF Water Institute
    “[The authors are] helping build a foundation for better water policy, planning, and resilience. By diving into the into the history, present status, and future of dams in the southeastern region, [they are] filling a research gap of an under-examined area..”
    --
    “Dams and reservoirs have played a central role in the industrialization and economic development of the United States, providing hydropower, flood control, navigation, water supply, and recreation. Yet they have also transformed river systems, displaced communities, and contributed to major ecological change. This paper presents an exploratory review of the history, present status, and future of dams in the Southeastern United States, focusing on U.S. Geological Survey hydrologic regions 3 (South Atlantic-Gulf) and 6 (Tennessee). Using data from the National Inventory of Dams, historical archives, and interdisciplinary literature, the study examines temporal trends in dam construction, societal and ecological impacts, hazard conditions, and emerging trends in dam management. The Southeastern U.S. contains some of the nation’s highest dam densities and storage capacities, with more than 19,000 inventoried dams as of 2026. Many dams were constructed during the mid-twentieth century through the New Deal and postwar infrastructure programs led by the Tennessee Valley Authority and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. This aging infrastructure, in combination with inconsistent regulation, and increasing exposure to extreme weather raises growing safety concerns, particularly for the many high-hazard dams in poor or unrated conditions in the region. The paper also explores future trajectories, including hydropower modernization, pumped storage expansion, and dam removal efforts aimed at balancing renewable energy production, ecological restoration, and public safety…”
    #dams #dam #usecase #USA #US #SouthEast #reservoir #industry #economics #aging #infrastructure #history #future #hydropower #floodcontrol #navigation #watersupply #recreation #waterresources #water #hydrology #ecology #ecosystems #community #humaninpacts #NHD #WBD #USGS #USACE #TVA #NationalInventoryofDams #literaturereview #SoutheasternUS #inventory #maintenance #pumpedstorage #removal #renewableenergy #publicsafety

  16. The Past, Present & Future Of Dams In The Southeastern U.S.
    --
    doi.org/10.1007/s00267-026-025 <-- shared paper
    --
    H/T @UF Water Institute
    “[The authors are] helping build a foundation for better water policy, planning, and resilience. By diving into the into the history, present status, and future of dams in the southeastern region, [they are] filling a research gap of an under-examined area..”
    --
    “Dams and reservoirs have played a central role in the industrialization and economic development of the United States, providing hydropower, flood control, navigation, water supply, and recreation. Yet they have also transformed river systems, displaced communities, and contributed to major ecological change. This paper presents an exploratory review of the history, present status, and future of dams in the Southeastern United States, focusing on U.S. Geological Survey hydrologic regions 3 (South Atlantic-Gulf) and 6 (Tennessee). Using data from the National Inventory of Dams, historical archives, and interdisciplinary literature, the study examines temporal trends in dam construction, societal and ecological impacts, hazard conditions, and emerging trends in dam management. The Southeastern U.S. contains some of the nation’s highest dam densities and storage capacities, with more than 19,000 inventoried dams as of 2026. Many dams were constructed during the mid-twentieth century through the New Deal and postwar infrastructure programs led by the Tennessee Valley Authority and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. This aging infrastructure, in combination with inconsistent regulation, and increasing exposure to extreme weather raises growing safety concerns, particularly for the many high-hazard dams in poor or unrated conditions in the region. The paper also explores future trajectories, including hydropower modernization, pumped storage expansion, and dam removal efforts aimed at balancing renewable energy production, ecological restoration, and public safety…”
    #dams #dam #usecase #USA #US #SouthEast #reservoir #industry #economics #aging #infrastructure #history #future #hydropower #floodcontrol #navigation #watersupply #recreation #waterresources #water #hydrology #ecology #ecosystems #community #humaninpacts #NHD #WBD #USGS #USACE #TVA #NationalInventoryofDams #literaturereview #SoutheasternUS #inventory #maintenance #pumpedstorage #removal #renewableenergy #publicsafety

  17. The Past, Present & Future Of Dams In The Southeastern U.S.
    --
    doi.org/10.1007/s00267-026-025 <-- shared paper
    --
    H/T @UF Water Institute
    “[The authors are] helping build a foundation for better water policy, planning, and resilience. By diving into the into the history, present status, and future of dams in the southeastern region, [they are] filling a research gap of an under-examined area..”
    --
    “Dams and reservoirs have played a central role in the industrialization and economic development of the United States, providing hydropower, flood control, navigation, water supply, and recreation. Yet they have also transformed river systems, displaced communities, and contributed to major ecological change. This paper presents an exploratory review of the history, present status, and future of dams in the Southeastern United States, focusing on U.S. Geological Survey hydrologic regions 3 (South Atlantic-Gulf) and 6 (Tennessee). Using data from the National Inventory of Dams, historical archives, and interdisciplinary literature, the study examines temporal trends in dam construction, societal and ecological impacts, hazard conditions, and emerging trends in dam management. The Southeastern U.S. contains some of the nation’s highest dam densities and storage capacities, with more than 19,000 inventoried dams as of 2026. Many dams were constructed during the mid-twentieth century through the New Deal and postwar infrastructure programs led by the Tennessee Valley Authority and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. This aging infrastructure, in combination with inconsistent regulation, and increasing exposure to extreme weather raises growing safety concerns, particularly for the many high-hazard dams in poor or unrated conditions in the region. The paper also explores future trajectories, including hydropower modernization, pumped storage expansion, and dam removal efforts aimed at balancing renewable energy production, ecological restoration, and public safety…”
    #dams #dam #usecase #USA #US #SouthEast #reservoir #industry #economics #aging #infrastructure #history #future #hydropower #floodcontrol #navigation #watersupply #recreation #waterresources #water #hydrology #ecology #ecosystems #community #humaninpacts #NHD #WBD #USGS #USACE #TVA #NationalInventoryofDams #literaturereview #SoutheasternUS #inventory #maintenance #pumpedstorage #removal #renewableenergy #publicsafety

  18. The Past, Present & Future Of Dams In The Southeastern U.S.
    --
    doi.org/10.1007/s00267-026-025 <-- shared paper
    --
    H/T @UF Water Institute
    “[The authors are] helping build a foundation for better water policy, planning, and resilience. By diving into the into the history, present status, and future of dams in the southeastern region, [they are] filling a research gap of an under-examined area..”
    --
    “Dams and reservoirs have played a central role in the industrialization and economic development of the United States, providing hydropower, flood control, navigation, water supply, and recreation. Yet they have also transformed river systems, displaced communities, and contributed to major ecological change. This paper presents an exploratory review of the history, present status, and future of dams in the Southeastern United States, focusing on U.S. Geological Survey hydrologic regions 3 (South Atlantic-Gulf) and 6 (Tennessee). Using data from the National Inventory of Dams, historical archives, and interdisciplinary literature, the study examines temporal trends in dam construction, societal and ecological impacts, hazard conditions, and emerging trends in dam management. The Southeastern U.S. contains some of the nation’s highest dam densities and storage capacities, with more than 19,000 inventoried dams as of 2026. Many dams were constructed during the mid-twentieth century through the New Deal and postwar infrastructure programs led by the Tennessee Valley Authority and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. This aging infrastructure, in combination with inconsistent regulation, and increasing exposure to extreme weather raises growing safety concerns, particularly for the many high-hazard dams in poor or unrated conditions in the region. The paper also explores future trajectories, including hydropower modernization, pumped storage expansion, and dam removal efforts aimed at balancing renewable energy production, ecological restoration, and public safety…”

  19. Hydrological Summary for August 2026 [UK]
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    nrfa.ceh.ac.uk/sites/default/f <-- shared summary
    --
    H/T @uk National River Flow Archive at UKCEH
    “☀️ 🌧️ August was dominated by hot and dry weather, although more unsettled conditions brought rain towards month-end. An exceptional heatwave impacted England and Wales between the 10th and 14th, with amber heat alerts issued. Total August rainfall for the UK was below average; in parts less than two thirds of average.
    🌊 River flows were generally below normal to exceptionally low across eastern Scotland, England and Wales, but in the normal range and above in western Scotland. Groundwater levels continued their seasonal recession, with most sites in the normal range to notably low. Reservoir stocks for England & Wales were 61% of average, stocks in most impoundments decreased relative to average, some substantially so.
    🏔️ Much of eastern Scotland was in moderate to severe scarcity all month, whilst by the end of August all of England and Wales was in prolonged dry weather or drought status.
    💧The Hydrological Outlook indicates that below normal river flows are likely to continue in the south and east throughout Autumn but are likely to be normal to above normal elsewhere…”
    #riverflow #rainfall #reservoirs #groundwater #water #hydrology #hydrography #UK #spatialanalysis #GIS #spatial #mapping #spatiotemporal #groundwater #surfacewater #waterresources #England #Wales #Scotland #NorthernIreland #GreatBritain #reservoir #sustainability #watersecurity #extremeweather #hot #dry #rainfall #precipitation #riverflow #drought #soilmoisture #soil #agriculture #farming
    @uk Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH) | @British Geological Survey | @Met Office | @uk National River Flow Archive at UKCEH | @Environment Agency | @Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru / Natural Resources Wales | @Scottish Environment Protection Agency | @Department for Infrastructure

  20. Hydrological Summary for August 2026 [UK]
    --
    nrfa.ceh.ac.uk/sites/default/f <-- shared summary
    --
    H/T @uk National River Flow Archive at UKCEH
    “☀️ 🌧️ August was dominated by hot and dry weather, although more unsettled conditions brought rain towards month-end. An exceptional heatwave impacted England and Wales between the 10th and 14th, with amber heat alerts issued. Total August rainfall for the UK was below average; in parts less than two thirds of average.
    🌊 River flows were generally below normal to exceptionally low across eastern Scotland, England and Wales, but in the normal range and above in western Scotland. Groundwater levels continued their seasonal recession, with most sites in the normal range to notably low. Reservoir stocks for England & Wales were 61% of average, stocks in most impoundments decreased relative to average, some substantially so.
    🏔️ Much of eastern Scotland was in moderate to severe scarcity all month, whilst by the end of August all of England and Wales was in prolonged dry weather or drought status.
    💧The Hydrological Outlook indicates that below normal river flows are likely to continue in the south and east throughout Autumn but are likely to be normal to above normal elsewhere…”
    #riverflow #rainfall #reservoirs #groundwater #water #hydrology #hydrography #UK #spatialanalysis #GIS #spatial #mapping #spatiotemporal #groundwater #surfacewater #waterresources #England #Wales #Scotland #NorthernIreland #GreatBritain #reservoir #sustainability #watersecurity #extremeweather #hot #dry #rainfall #precipitation #riverflow #drought #soilmoisture #soil #agriculture #farming
    @uk Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH) | @British Geological Survey | @Met Office | @uk National River Flow Archive at UKCEH | @Environment Agency | @Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru / Natural Resources Wales | @Scottish Environment Protection Agency | @Department for Infrastructure

  21. Hydrological Summary for August 2026 [UK]
    --
    nrfa.ceh.ac.uk/sites/default/f <-- shared summary
    --
    H/T @uk National River Flow Archive at UKCEH
    “☀️ 🌧️ August was dominated by hot and dry weather, although more unsettled conditions brought rain towards month-end. An exceptional heatwave impacted England and Wales between the 10th and 14th, with amber heat alerts issued. Total August rainfall for the UK was below average; in parts less than two thirds of average.
    🌊 River flows were generally below normal to exceptionally low across eastern Scotland, England and Wales, but in the normal range and above in western Scotland. Groundwater levels continued their seasonal recession, with most sites in the normal range to notably low. Reservoir stocks for England & Wales were 61% of average, stocks in most impoundments decreased relative to average, some substantially so.
    🏔️ Much of eastern Scotland was in moderate to severe scarcity all month, whilst by the end of August all of England and Wales was in prolonged dry weather or drought status.
    💧The Hydrological Outlook indicates that below normal river flows are likely to continue in the south and east throughout Autumn but are likely to be normal to above normal elsewhere…”
    #riverflow #rainfall #reservoirs #groundwater #water #hydrology #hydrography #UK #spatialanalysis #GIS #spatial #mapping #spatiotemporal #groundwater #surfacewater #waterresources #England #Wales #Scotland #NorthernIreland #GreatBritain #reservoir #sustainability #watersecurity #extremeweather #hot #dry #rainfall #precipitation #riverflow #drought #soilmoisture #soil #agriculture #farming
    @uk Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH) | @British Geological Survey | @Met Office | @uk National River Flow Archive at UKCEH | @Environment Agency | @Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru / Natural Resources Wales | @Scottish Environment Protection Agency | @Department for Infrastructure

  22. Hydrological Summary for August 2026 [UK]
    --
    nrfa.ceh.ac.uk/sites/default/f <-- shared summary
    --
    H/T @uk National River Flow Archive at UKCEH
    “☀️ 🌧️ August was dominated by hot and dry weather, although more unsettled conditions brought rain towards month-end. An exceptional heatwave impacted England and Wales between the 10th and 14th, with amber heat alerts issued. Total August rainfall for the UK was below average; in parts less than two thirds of average.
    🌊 River flows were generally below normal to exceptionally low across eastern Scotland, England and Wales, but in the normal range and above in western Scotland. Groundwater levels continued their seasonal recession, with most sites in the normal range to notably low. Reservoir stocks for England & Wales were 61% of average, stocks in most impoundments decreased relative to average, some substantially so.
    🏔️ Much of eastern Scotland was in moderate to severe scarcity all month, whilst by the end of August all of England and Wales was in prolonged dry weather or drought status.
    💧The Hydrological Outlook indicates that below normal river flows are likely to continue in the south and east throughout Autumn but are likely to be normal to above normal elsewhere…”

    @uk Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH) | @British Geological Survey | @Met Office | @uk National River Flow Archive at UKCEH | @Environment Agency | @Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru / Natural Resources Wales | @Scottish Environment Protection Agency | @Department for Infrastructure

  23. Ladybower Reservoir spillways, today (dry) and when in flood.

    There's something both fascinating and terrifying about a colossal hole in a lake, draining water down far out of sight with an immense roar as it freely cascades over the lip.

    And yet, when you see them dry, sitting on the dry lake bed in the shallows just by the dam, suddenly they don't seem so scary.

    Pics from Our History Underfoot (Facebook, YouTube) and troventrip.com

    #reservoir #lake #spillway

  24. Ladybower Reservoir spillways, today (dry) and when in flood.

    There's something both fascinating and terrifying about a colossal hole in a lake, draining water down far out of sight with an immense roar as it freely cascades over the lip.

    And yet, when you see them dry, sitting on the dry lake bed in the shallows just by the dam, suddenly they don't seem so scary.

    Pics from Our History Underfoot (Facebook, YouTube) and troventrip.com

    #reservoir #lake #spillway

  25. The long, dry summer in the UK continues to run our reservoirs down.

    It's a shame Ladybower is so far away from me, because it looks like there's some wonderful mud to explore now the water's dropped so far. And some ruins of buildings.

    youtu.be/3aalRpw41bE

    #reservoir #summer #mud

  26. The long, dry summer in the UK continues to run our reservoirs down.

    It's a shame Ladybower is so far away from me, because it looks like there's some wonderful mud to explore now the water's dropped so far. And some ruins of buildings.

    youtu.be/3aalRpw41bE

    #reservoir #summer #mud

  27. When is a reservoir not a reservoir?
    When full, the water would lapping on the sandy area in the foreground.

    #drought #reservoir

  28. When is a reservoir not a reservoir?
    When full, the water would lapping on the sandy area in the foreground.

    #drought #reservoir

  29. When is a reservoir not a reservoir?
    When full, the water would lapping on the sandy area in the foreground.

    #drought #reservoir

  30. When is a reservoir not a reservoir?
    When full, the water would lapping on the sandy area in the foreground.

    #drought #reservoir