Speech from the falls of Seth Kedas

Funeral of the waterfall.

Ladies and gentlemen:

Hello everyone! Today, we gather in front of the Setkedas Waterfall to mourn the Setkedas Falls. Because scientists**, it won't be long before the Sitkaidas waterfall will disappear from the face of the earth forever!

We will not forget that the Sitcaidas waterfall was once the largest waterfall in the world, nor will we forget that it was the pride of the Brazilian people in the past! The raging water of the river roars down from the cliffs, gushing for thousands of miles, especially during the annual flood season, and the Sitkedas waterfall attracts tourists from all over the world. People linger in front of this huge curtain of water that falls from the sky.

How much joy has been brought to people all over the world by the Setkaidas Waterfall!

But today, what does our Sitkedas waterfall look like? She is gradually drying up and about to run out. The scenery of the past is gone, and what will be left to us will be a silent mountain and a few tear-jerking droplets.

Setkedas Waterfall bowed her high head helplessly in the mountains, like a dying old man, waiting for her final demise.

Whose fault is all this?

Is Seth Kedas Waterfall wrong? No! It is the people who cut down the trees indiscriminately, the factories that use water uncontrollably, and the rats who destroy the environment without control.

For the sake of the small profits in front of him, he disregarded the safety of the Seth Kedas Waterfall. Pathetic, pathetic!

Ladies and gentlemen:In order not to let such a tragedy happen again, let's join hands and start now, save water, protect the natural environment, and care for the earth we live on!

Sete Kedas Falls, also known as Guairah Falls, is a group of waterfalls on the border between Brazil and Paraguay in South America. Located within the Alta Paraná River Gorge. One of the largest waterfalls in the world.

In fact, it consists of 18 waterfalls, with an average flow of 13 200 meters and 3 seconds, which can be four times as much during peak flood periods, and is extremely hydraulically abundant. The total width of the waterfall is 90 meters, the total drop is 114 meters, and the sound of falling is as far as 40 kilometers. Beautiful scenery for browsing.

Below the waterfall is the largest Itaipu hydroelectric power plant in the world, creating an artificial lake that makes the waterfall disappear. Itaipu Hydropower Station is the world's largest hydropower plant ever built. It is located in the section of the Paraná River in South America that flows through the border between Brazil and Paraguay, 170 kilometers below the falls of Sete Kedas.

It was built by Brazil and Paraguay. Construction began on October 20, 1975 and was completed in May 1991. With a total length of 7,744 metres and a height of 196 metres, the dam cuts off the Paraná River to form an artificial lake with an area of 1,350 square kilometres and a storage capacity of 29 billion cubic metres.

The installation of 18 generating units, with a capacity of 12.6 million kilowatts, generates about 75 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity per year, reaching 81.6 billion kilowatt-hours in 1996, which can meet the total electricity consumption of Paraguay and 25 per cent of the electricity consumption of Brazil. It also has comprehensive benefits such as flood control, shipping, fishery, tourism and improvement of the ecological environment.