Power plants affected by climate change
Jun.04, 2012 in
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United Press International: Nuclear and coal-fired electrical plants are vulnerable to climate change, U.S. researchers say, as water used to cool their turbines is becoming too warm.
Several thermoelectric power plants in the United States and Europe have had to operate at reduced electricity production or even be shut down temporarily because of warmer water and reduced river flows, the University of Washington reported Sunday.
For instance, researchers said, the Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant in Alabama was shut down more…
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