Argentina to Dam World's Only Atlantic Steelhead River
The tag line beneath the "Free Argentine Waters" blog logo says it all: "if you hate something, don't you do it too." It seems Argentina is destined to relearn history as they move forward with plans to dam the Rio Santa Cruz, which begins in the Los Glaciares National Park and runs to the ocean 240 miles to the east, all the while providing important spawning water for numerous species. "Santa Cruz River holds two rare privileges, it is the last great river in Argentine Patagonia flowing freely and it is the only river in the world to receive wild runs of Steelhead from the Atlantic Ocean. Two distinctions soon to be challenged with the construction of Condor Cliff and La Barrancosa dams."

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In the Province of Santa Cruz, the politicians don´t think very clearly when they have a bunch of money in front of their noses...
Regards
Posted by: Eduardp Sancjez | April 21, 2008 12:11 PM
“We begin to give value to our natural resources” [sic]. what a stupid... and this guy is a governor oh God!!! unluckily there are 24 more like him in Argentina!!!
I'd like them to read these comments even though they'd want to sue me later, but I don't think so they're too far away from us, I mean Argentine citizens!!!
Posted by: German Kostoff | April 24, 2008 11:30 PM