How are dams more a bane than a boon?
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hormones. In hormone: Follicle-stimulating hormone. FSH stimulates development of the graafian follicle, a small vesicle containing an egg, in the ovary of the female mammal. In the male it promotes the development of the tubules of the testes and the differentiation of sperm.
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Dams are more a bane than a boon. This is because, although dams protect from and prevent floods, thus help in storing water, and are one of the major source of generating electricity by harnessing hydro energy, their negative effects are much more than their positive effects. These includes that dam construction often causes inundation of land, and thus destroy agricultural lands. Dams are often built in ecologically sensitive locations, which ultimately destroy the ecology and animal biodiversity of the place as well as the river. Dams also cause displacement of the original inhabitants of that place, rendering them homeless.