Nine of the twelve turbines have failed due to silt and debris buildup. All flood gates are open, and they are releasing water through the lock and lift systems. They are all in. Nothing more to do but watch and wait.
Nine of the twelve turbines have failed due to silt and debris buildup. All flood gates are open...
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Owen Smith
Nothing happens. Nothing never happens.
Cooper Bell
Why not just take the water and push it somewhere else?
Matthew Hall
China just integrated Chainlink. Will I be financially ruined?
John Powell
I'm hedging with SUTER
Elijah Howard
WHY DID CHAINLINK DO THIS TO PEACEFUL CHINA - Zues Capital LLP
Juan Martin
dam!
Oliver Martinez
how to short china?
Kayden Anderson
Alexander Sanders
Chainlink is a scam regardless of what you shill here chainlink team member
Easton Harris
Nigga there's over 30 turbines lmao you mongoloid fuck
Jason Clark
why cant the chongs do anything right?
Hunter Thompson
That facial expression is just too much. I can't take such beauty.
Jeremiah Garcia
I hope you commie faggots have said your prayers to Marx or whoever
>In a rare revelation, Beijing has admitted that its 2.4-kilometer Three Gorges Dam spanning the Yangtze River in Hubei province “deformed slightly” after record flooding.
>The official Xinhua News Agency quoted the operator of the the world’s largest hydroelectric gravity dam as saying that some nonstructural, peripheral parts of the dam had buckled.
>The dam was a pet project of the late Premier Li Peng and a monumental pride of the nation when it blocked and diverted Asia’s largest river in 1997.
>The deformation occurred last Saturday when the flood from western provinces including Sichuan and Chongqing along the upper reaches of the Yangtze River peaked at a record-setting 61,000 cubic meters per second, according to China Three Gorges Corporation, a state-owned enterprise that manages the dam and the sprawling power plant underneath it.
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John Price
is this dam fails, it will destroy china
100mi people directly affected, nuclear power plants in the way of the water, a big portion of their manufacturing sites will be wiped out
jez, the ccp need to be destroyed, but a lot of chinese will get obliterated if this happens
Liam Lee
This
Juan Edwards
>destroy china
>100mi people
>china
>people
pick one
Dominic Bell
AYYYYYYY
Fuck bugs. Went to China in like 2015, it was a hellscape of concrete and poverty hidden behind tenement walls.
Owen Wood
lol worldwide virus
Asher Turner
chainlink is water agnostic
Jason Peterson
This is bullish
Jack Cox
>100mi people directly affected
dude there will still be over a billion chinese people on the planet if 100m died i doubt they're going to miss them or even notice
Mason Moore
Nolan Hughes
Imagine all those drowned ants hahahaha it's like filling up an ant nest with water HAHAHAHAHA
Angel Green
you mean fluid agnostic
water is too centralized
Jaxson Cook
Nothing happens, until everything happens at once.
Asher Walker
>water is too centralized
kek
Jaxon Phillips
lmao
David Hall
i too like killing ants, user
Chase Gray
What IS this? A biblical flood for ANTS!?
Christopher Kelly
WHAT DID THE ANTS MEAN BY THIS user?
Jaxson Collins