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WWF International - Discover more
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Welcome to our second channel, where we’ll be diving deeper into our specific areas of work - forests, oceans, freshwater, food, climate & energy, and wildlife - and the changes we are driving across markets, financial systems, governance and civil society to build a future where both people and nature thrive.
If you haven't already, be sure to subscribe to our main channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@WWF
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Thank you for joining the WWF YouTube community. While we actively encourage this community to get involved by viewing and commenting on our videos and taking part in discussions, we will remove a comment in accordance with YouTube's Terms of Service if it is:
• is obscene or disrespectful
• is irrelevant to the aims of the WWF community
• is irrelevant to the original post
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• repeats previous posts.
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mickeybailey1108
(4 minutes ago)
It is so exciting to see this trend has been happening in Europe also. I was blessed to be a part of a barrier removal (not a dam) on the Eel River in California. I have seen first hand the positive affects of this act. Right now the removal of four dams on the Klamath River in Oregon and California will be the largest dam removal ever in the USA. This helps to give me hope for the future. Thank you for this film.
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peterhicks3516
(10 minutes ago)
I like the information in here about the costs of dam removal and how they are now spending 4 or 5 % of what they used too, by just letting the river function.
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bill8985
(18 minutes ago)
Fantastic! Great effort and yet so much more to do! I look forward to watching the film.
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danielburgess7785
(27 minutes ago)
Next step? Make beavers a protected species.
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damonchampion823
(32 minutes ago)
This is such great news. 1st time I saw this in Europe on YouTube
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eddybetanya
(46 minutes ago)
Elon Musk has got to get on this bandwagon.
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5joost
(51 minutes ago)
Amazing to see! I wish countries like China and India would follow
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hardwareful
(2 hour ago)
Big Oil CEO or activist - who said it?
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KennyWatson-mu9to
(1 hour ago)
I Live on the Klamath River. Its a sewer now. I won't set foot
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anonymdovvalross1336
(2 hours ago)
nice
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speedymccreedy8785
(5 hours ago)
Fantastic! Great effort, Floods for everyone.
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tonyincs
(1 hours ago)
The funny thing about this is that there are areas where you need a dam, and there are areas that do not need a dam.
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joejones5519
(15 hours ago)
ya we don't need hydropower when we can use coal and oil to produce power
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darrinmcgann
(22 hours ago)
Yeah ! Blow those dams up! It's so much better to burn oil for your power!
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uggali
(18 hours ago)
Europe is not a continent and the subtitles go too fast unleas you a weeb or smth
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whynot6795
(2 hours ago)
You don't need a brain to blow up the dam.
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petenikolic5244
(7 hours ago)
Quit poncing around ALL DAMS need to be removed as does all Canalisation of rivers rivers need to be allowed to go as they please
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