Nuclear plant cooling is an interesting point that I've never thought about.
Building more plants is a part of the solution to global warming, but we're nowhere near the warming peak and we are already seeing a crucial part of the solution - the cooling - failing.
Is this something that can be mitigated by building more cooling towers?
Building more plants is a part of the solution to global warming, but we're nowhere near the warming peak and we are already seeing a crucial part of the solution - the cooling - failing.
Is this something that can be mitigated by building more cooling towers?