Fish should figure into fate of nation's aging dams

As nearly 75 percent of the United State’s largest dams approach the high maintenance years, safety and economics figure large in decisions to fix or replace. A recent study makes a case to consider how those dams affect the streams and fish that live in them.

(via WSJ)

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