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big mistake. We need clean energy. A lot more of it and this is free power. We are worried about fish while we pollute the air? Air pollutants get into the streams.

Nice, You just destroyed 100-year history which should be a lot more important than fish swimming up the Paulinskil.. They have the entire Delaware river to do that. The state could have bought it and made the hydro plant into a historic park site so people could visit and see the inside of a small working hydro plant built over 100 years ago. You not only destroyed this dam, but you destroyed all the dams past Blairstown. You probably would have also taken the Paulinskill lake dam and the Swartswood lake dam if the residents let you. You put those stupid fish above the 100-year history of the area. If you were worried about the fish then why do you allow fishing in the paulinskill. in the first place? The game warden would sure as hell come after you if you didn't have a fishing license. Aren't you killing the fish when your fishing? Who allowed this? Who really cares if fish are in the Paulinskill. About 10 people fish in it anyway in a year. 30 years I lived in Blairstown and I'm very sad to see the history of the area destroyed because some people want to see fish in a stream.

I think it was a big mistake. The Dam had a working hydroelectric plant. It was small but produced around 330 kw per hour. They had a 20 contract with JCP&L I heard a guy who was in ocean bound shipping bought the plant for his son. But it was looked after by a hired local resident. It was owned by a private family called "Great Bear" or something like that. It is one of only three Hydroelectric plants in NJ. The Patterson falls is one. Yards creek in Blairstown is another. Then this one. They should have created a historic site and park if anything. There were several of these small hydroelectric plants along the tributaries of the Delaware river. Most all of them were demolished and their value in history also destroyed. They broke down all the historic dams just so fish could swim up the pallinskil? Who cares about that? There is Swartswood lake they can fish if they want. They didn't swim up the paulinskill for 100 years. 10 people fish in the Paulinskill . The historic value, like the trains is a lot more important than fish in the Paulinskill. People can fish in the Delaware river.

Good job - do more! And, where is the latest update?

Nice job - do more!

WERE IN SEPTEMBER. THIS WAS RECORDED IN JULY. THE DAM IS ALREADY GONE. MAKE A CURRENT VIDEO!!

GREAT!!!

Hi, How many bags would you recommend for a 1/2 acre pond with avg depth of 8'? My pond is in the woods so i take a tremendous amount of leaves so I'm constantly battling excess nutrients in the water that feed algae and negatively affect the water clarity.

Awesome work!!

congratulations. support dam removal

Wouldn't the used biochar material be better used in gardens and compost heaps, instead of in a landfill?

Glad to see more habitat restored. Hopefully eastern river populations can rebound once these impoundments are gone

Searching for indicator species?

Please, the music... Would have enjoyed the video without it.

i love this because it looks like the kind of machine the bad guys in an ecological conservation cartoon movie would use, but theyre using it to help protect the environment. need more tank treads for mother earth honestly

#WelfareQueens Permanent Public leaches..

Thats just a bump in the River. You should see the destruction that has been made in the Klamath River after they removed those Dams. It killed everything living thing in the River for hundreds of miles. Millions and Millions of Fish are dead. I don't think that its going ever recover from this. Some Fish was Better than No Fish at all.

What a shame to see this type of destruction.

How sad to see the destruction of these much needed dams.

My ex wife could have used one of those. Do you rent these by chance?

This is so cool, now we need the power companies to buy them

Дебилы, зачем разбили плотину??? Wtf?!!

Keep removing those useless dams!

Where on the Columbia river is this?

nice drone~🙂

Mesmerizing

Did the Phoslock work how is the lake now, was it worth it?

What do you do with the Biochar after you remove it from the waterbody?

Hello. Do you guys give tuition reimbursement?

This is absolutely incredible, a great way to have fun for an important issue in the watershed! 🐟

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That saud they took dam out they fucked up really good fishing the bigger fish will eat the small trout that they stock and they fucked up good cat fishing

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TAKE DOWN THOSE GODDAMNED FENCES. GIVE THE PUBLIC BACK ITS GOD-GIVEN WALKING ACCESS.

This is what my Heart likes thank you!

more salmons for your grandchildren

I'm glad they left the power house, for critters to roost and live in.

This video brought tears to my eyes. Thank you. I'm crying now. Thank you. God Bless. Peace xxx. Thanks

Awesome, be sure to make a follow up video on the results of this treatment. Water preservation and environment is really important to keep this planet habitable for future generations to enjoy such as the one like Lake Hopatcong.

Fascinating! I will watch this video many times. I catch subtle nuances each and every time. And the music, hallelujah!

*WHY IS THIS AREA STILL FENCED OFF??*

*WHY IS THIS AREA STILL FENCED OFF??*

thanks for the footage. and good riddance to that dam