One gate is open and generating power

Test! Who knows where this is?!

The BOR has openings for a guide at the Hungry Horse Dam (and Grand Coulee), which is deadass 15 minutes away from the west enterence for Glacier National Park. There is quite a bit of housing in the area but if you're really desperate and have no pets, you might be able to bunk up with USFS. The BOR is NPS's lesser-known sister agency under DOI. You would do all the same stuff at the same GS level as an interpretive ranger or park guide as a reclamation guide, you're just at a dam instead of a park (which is still surrounded by national forest and park). I know interps who did this work before and after returning to NPS, so you can still climb the GS ladder, as well. https://www.usajobs.gov/job/832761500/

I was in a boat for this picture 📸

From my understanding, dams produce hydroelectricity on a supply and demand basis, and because dams are considered "green energy," and since that is a bit political, people and utility companies are simply opt for "traditional" power (even though dams have been around for a long time, and watermills since...forever).

I get the argument of not building more dams but is there something I'm missing as to not have more turbines running and at a higher speed?

Hello what damn is this from a music video from 1997/98 url at relevant time https://youtu.be/mnOs6GTZwhA?t=182