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> Dam conflicts like this are nearly always across borders, not within border free regions like a country. I don't think your assumption is true. Even just per
by throwthere 5y ago
> Dam conflicts like this are nearly always across borders, not within border free regions like a country.
I don't think your assumption is true. Even just perusing http://www.worldwater.org/conflict/list/ http://www.worldwater.org/conflict/list/ I see plenty of intra-country conflicts. Heck, here's one in a first-world country 2 years ago-- https://www.watereducationcolorado.org/fresh-water-news/eco-vandals-shut-down-high-country-water-diversions-bound-for-the-front-range-causing-1-million-in-damage/ https://www.watereducationcolorado.org/fresh-water-news/eco-...
- Kye 5y agoYep. North and south Georgia (the state) get into fights over damming every time there's a drought. And this one between Georgia, Alabama, and Florida is ongoing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tri-state_water_dispute https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tri-state_water_dispute