Georgia Has Failing Dams And, If Some Give Out, It Could Be Catastrophic

Here’s a strange fact about Georgia: the state has no naturally
occurring large lakes – just some small pockets that fill up when
it rains. What it does have is a wealth of creeks, streams and
dams. It turns out some of those dams are failing and that their
failures could bring dire – even catastrophic – consequences.
That’s according to data the Associated Press just released and
that GPB’s Grant Blankenship has been analyzing.