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Nuclear reactor cooling systems threatened by global heating.

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Believing that waterways used as cooling sources for nuclear power plantscould get warmer due to climate change, climate scientists and nuclearengineering specialists at the US Department of Energy’s Argonne NationalLaboratory are joining forces to develop a plan B for nuclear power inRichland, Washington. The plan is to use Gateway for Accelerated Innovationin Nuclear (GAIN) funding from DOE to work with Energy Northwest to informthe design an…
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