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http://www.wfmynews2.com/features/april-20-1898-hydroelectric-power-introduced-in-forsyth-county/145098680
http://www.conserve-energy-future.com/pros-and-cons-of-hydroelectric-power.php

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On April 20, 1898, hydroelectric energy was introduced to Forsyth County. The Fries Manufacturing Company transmitted electrical power 13 miles from the generating plant to the Arista textile mill. This transmission was North Carolina's first long-distance transmission of electricity.

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This is one of the biggest issues with hydroelectric energy. Power and energy cost are dependent with the amount of accessible water. Without enough water, people will be unable to get the power they need.

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This energy can negatively affect the environment of fish. It can harm the fish if some of the water is taken away. The water may not be deep enough for them to thrive or reproduce in.

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Hydroelectric energy is very dependable. There are little to no issues when it comes to this type of energy source. Nations use this energy when they use a lot of hydropower.

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Creating power with hydroelectric energy is not contaminating. The energy doesn't produce any toxins or greenhouse gases. The only time when contamination happens is when the power plants are being built.

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Hydroelectric energy is renewable because it uses the earth's water to produce electricity. We don't have to worry about scarcity because water will eventually evaporate, form clouds, and then falls back as precipitation. This also solves the problem of cost.