[ RadSafe ] [Nuclear News] Drought could shut down nuclear powerplants

[neildm at id.doe.gov]

 I'm sure it's not just nuclear plants with this problem.  I grew up
practically on the shore of a cooling lake for a CP&L coal fired plant
near Arden / Skyland, NC. (If you want to Google it, it's Lake Julian)
As part of an advanced Biology course in high school, we did some
studies on the lake.  I, myself, measured the temperature in a little
cove at 80 degrees F - in October! Normal water temperatures in any
other lake in the area are more like 50 - 60 even in midsummer.

Dave Neil

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