A British firm has agreed to build a giant tidal power scheme in South Korea, using underwater turbines. The turbines are dropped into deep water, so they are not a danger to ships, and the impacts are less than tidal barrages which take away mudflats important to birds and stop the fish. Is this the answer? See what you think here.
Sunday, 16 March 2008
Tidal Power
A British firm has agreed to build a giant tidal power scheme in South Korea, using underwater turbines. The turbines are dropped into deep water, so they are not a danger to ships, and the impacts are less than tidal barrages which take away mudflats important to birds and stop the fish. Is this the answer? See what you think here.
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