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True, but wouldn't water be harder to get? From my understanding tops of mountains would have significantly less water reserves than valleys. Although they may
by dubcanada 3y ago
True, but wouldn't water be harder to get? From my understanding tops of mountains would have significantly less water reserves than valleys. Although they may have more then deserts...
- jononomo 3y agoWell, Costa Rica has a long rainy season with torrential downpours. In fact, they have so much hydropower that they are a net energy exporter. Here is a paragraph I found at https://www.hydropower.org/country-profiles/costa-rica https://www.hydropower.org/country-profiles/costa-rica: > Costa Rica has a notable geographic advantage in that its concentration per capita of rivers, dams and volcanoes allow for high levels of renewable energy production. This abundance of natural resources and favourable rainfall levels are beneficial for great amounts of hydropower generation. Long story short: lot's of rainfall and lots of mountains means lots of water flowing downhill.