Difference between revisions of "Micro Hydro Power (MHP) Projects - Mitigation and Intervention Techniques - Gully Control"
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|HPNET description=A stone checkdam is a structure across the bottom of a gully or a small stream, which reduces the velocity of runoff and prevents the deepening and widening of the gully. Sediments accumulated behind a checkdam could be planted with crops or trees/shrubs grass and thus provide additional income to the farmer. | |HPNET description=A stone checkdam is a structure across the bottom of a gully or a small stream, which reduces the velocity of runoff and prevents the deepening and widening of the gully. Sediments accumulated behind a checkdam could be planted with crops or trees/shrubs grass and thus provide additional income to the farmer. | ||
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|HPNET project location=-10.516618850490898, 67.38280892372131 | |HPNET project location=-10.516618850490898, 67.38280892372131 | ||
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A stone checkdam is a structure across the bottom of a gully or a small stream, which reduces the velocity of runoff and prevents the deepening and widening of the gully. Sediments accumulated behind a checkdam could be planted with crops or trees/shrubs grass and thus provide additional income to the farmer.
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