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U.S.-Canada Transboundary Water Management
Answer Because hydropower projects require large Because hydropower projects require large financial investments, groups that are unable to make financial contributions may be marginalized. This seems to be the case for the Columbia River Treaty, in which the traditional fishing grounds of a large number of Native American tribes were altered and fisheries destroyed to provide protection for cities in the United States and economic opportunities for Canada. Because of this tendency to undervalue stakeholders who are unable to invest in the project itself, it may be necessary for decision-makers to be especially vigilant and sensitive to stakeholder needs when dealing with hydropower projects.eds when dealing with hydropower projects.  +
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Question How do issues of equity and development impact the identification of stakeholders in cases involving hydropower or other revenue generating water infrastructure?  +
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