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Actually, I have found some work being done by one university (not
Cambridge) on the environmental impact of a number of estuary barrier
schemes in the Irish Sea. Between them they would significantly
increase the global capacity of tidal generation, but on nothing like
the scale he claims.

That indicates you do not know what a tidal lagoon is.

No.

Again..."That indicates you do not know what a tidal lagoon is".

As I have said before repeating something

Again..."That indicates you do not know what a tidal lagoon is".

I really would like to know exactly what you think you achieve by selective
trimming of my posts, removing all context, then tacking on an inaccurate
claim of your own.

BTW, for the record, I do know the difference between a tidal barrier scheme
and a tidal lagoon, as would be obvious from an untrimmed version of my
earlier post. It is simply that the tidal barrier scheme was the *only*
reference I could find to any significant scheme being considered for the
Irish Sea. Of course, if you know different, you only have to post a link to
prove it.

Colin Bignell