Ecological aspects of tidal powerplants

  • M.P. Fedorov, I.N. Usachev, A.L. Suzdaleva, E.F. Sultanova and N.A. Demidenko
  • Vol. 16 – Tidal Special, 2009

Results of studies on climatic conditions in the construction area of the Kislogubskaya tidal plant, and other national research on the ecological situation since 1963 when the scheme began operating, are discussed in this paper. It can be concluded that blocking off the basin from the sea by the tidal barrage has had almost no long-term effect on environmental conditions in the area.

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