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Drought, heat and jellyfish disrupt France’s nuclear power fleet

Drought, heat and jellyfish are causing problems for French nuclear power plants, according to the headline.

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Reduced nuclear output could affect electricity generation and energy reliability.

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  1. Drought, heat – and jellyfish: Climate change is causing problems for the French nuclear power plant fleet. ↗nuclear-news.net · Recorded source date: Aug 24, 2026, 6:02 PM UTC

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