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#8572448

22 July 2022

The current drought and heatwave in France (as elsewhere in Europe) put the french national grid under strains. The lack of water pushed French authorities to exempt nuclear power plants of duties. For exemple, no water should be released at more than 28°C in rivers after cooling nuclear reactors, but, as the Garonne river temperature reaches 29°C, the french government authorizes the Golfech nuclear plant (amid other) to release water at a maximun of 31.3°C in the Garonne river. The French goverment says it's necessary to avoid a black out. Toulouse. France. July 22th 2022.

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#8572450

22 July 2022

A high voltage pylon is pictured during an heatwave. The current drought and heatwave in France (as elsewhere in Europe) put the french national grid under strains. The lack of water pushed French authorities to exempt nuclear power plants of duties. For exemple, no water should be released at more than 28°C in rivers after cooling nuclear reactors, but, as the Garonne river temperature reaches 29°C, the french government authorizes the Golfech nuclear plant (amid other) to release water at a maximun of 31.3°C in the Garonne river. The French goverment says it's necessary to avoid a black out. Toulouse. France. July 22th 2022.

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#8572452

22 July 2022

High voltage cables are pictured during an heatwave. The current drought and heatwave in France (as elsewhere in Europe) put the french national grid under strains. The lack of water pushed French authorities to exempt nuclear power plants of duties. For exemple, no water should be released at more than 28°C in rivers after cooling nuclear reactors, but, as the Garonne river temperature reaches 29°C, the french government authorizes the Golfech nuclear plant (amid other) to release water at a maximun of 31.3°C in the Garonne river. The French goverment says it's necessary to avoid a black out. Toulouse. France. July 22th 2022.

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#8572454

22 July 2022

High voltage cables and pylons are pictured during an heatwave as demand for electricity surges. The current drought and heatwave in France (as elsewhere in Europe) put the french national grid under strains. The lack of water pushed French authorities to exempt nuclear power plants of duties. For exemple, no water should be released at more than 28°C in rivers after cooling nuclear reactors, but, as the Garonne river temperature reaches 29°C, the french government authorizes the Golfech nuclear plant (amid other) to release water at a maximun of 31.3°C in the Garonne river. The French goverment says it's necessary to avoid a black out. Toulouse. France. July 22th 2022.

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#8572456

22 July 2022

High voltage cables and pylons are pictured during an heatwave as demand for electricity surges. The current drought and heatwave in France (as elsewhere in Europe) put the french national grid under strains. The lack of water pushed French authorities to exempt nuclear power plants of duties. For exemple, no water should be released at more than 28°C in rivers after cooling nuclear reactors, but, as the Garonne river temperature reaches 29°C, the french government authorizes the Golfech nuclear plant (amid other) to release water at a maximun of 31.3°C in the Garonne river. The French goverment says it's necessary to avoid a black out. Toulouse. France. July 22th 2022.

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#8572458

22 July 2022

High voltage cables and pylons are pictured during an heatwave. The current drought and heatwave in France (as elsewhere in Europe) put the french national grid under strains. The lack of water pushed French authorities to exempt nuclear power plants of duties. For exemple, no water should be released at more than 28°C in rivers after cooling nuclear reactors, but, as the Garonne river temperature reaches 29°C, the french government authorizes the Golfech nuclear plant (amid other) to release water at a maximun of 31.3°C in the Garonne river. The French goverment says it's necessary to avoid a black out. Toulouse. France. July 22th 2022.

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#8572460

22 July 2022

High voltage cables and pylons are pictured during an heatwave. The current drought and heatwave in France (as elsewhere in Europe) put the french national grid under strains. The lack of water pushed French authorities to exempt nuclear power plants of duties. For exemple, no water should be released at more than 28°C in rivers after cooling nuclear reactors, but, as the Garonne river temperature reaches 29°C, the french government authorizes the Golfech nuclear plant (amid other) to release water at a maximun of 31.3°C in the Garonne river. The French goverment says it's necessary to avoid a black out. Toulouse. France. July 22th 2022.

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#8572462

22 July 2022

High voltage cables and pylons are pictured during an heatwave. The current drought and heatwave in France (as elsewhere in Europe) put the french national grid under strains. The lack of water pushed French authorities to exempt nuclear power plants of duties. For exemple, no water should be released at more than 28°C in rivers after cooling nuclear reactors, but, as the Garonne river temperature reaches 29°C, the french government authorizes the Golfech nuclear plant (amid other) to release water at a maximun of 31.3°C in the Garonne river. The French goverment says it's necessary to avoid a black out. Toulouse. France. July 22th 2022.

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#8572464

22 July 2022

High voltage cables and pylons are pictured during an heatwave as demand for electricity surges. The current drought and heatwave in France (as elsewhere in Europe) put the french national grid under strains. The lack of water pushed French authorities to exempt nuclear power plants of duties. For exemple, no water should be released at more than 28°C in rivers after cooling nuclear reactors, but, as the Garonne river temperature reaches 29°C, the french government authorizes the Golfech nuclear plant (amid other) to release water at a maximun of 31.3°C in the Garonne river. The French goverment says it's necessary to avoid a black out. Toulouse. France. July 22th 2022.

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#8133818

27 April 2022

Anna Talarowska (Department of Reactor Research, National Centre for Nuclear Research) during the European Economic Congress in Katowice, Poland on April 26, 2022

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#8133984

27 April 2022

Anna Talarowska (Department of Reactor Research, National Centre for Nuclear Research) during the European Economic Congress in Katowice, Poland on April 26, 2022

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27 April 2022

Anna Talarowska (Department of Reactor Research, National Centre for Nuclear Research) during the European Economic Congress in Katowice, Poland on April 26, 2022

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#8134978

27 April 2022

People dressed like workers of the Chernobyl Nuclear Plant hold candles during the celebrations of the 36th anniversary of the accident of the number 4 nuclear reactor in Slavutych, Ukraine, residence of most of the current worker in the nuclear plant.

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#8131532

26 April 2022

Memorial of the workers of the Chernobyl Nuclear Plant dead during the accident of the reactor number 4 in Slavutych city, north of Ukraine.

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#8131534

26 April 2022

Gravestone of a dead worker of the Chernobyl Nuclear Plant in Slavutych, city in northern of Ukraine where most of the workers were moved after the 1986 accident of the number 4 reactor. All the tombstones of workers of the Nuclear Plant have the atom symbol in their graves.

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#7890618

10 March 2022

(EDITOR’S NOTE:FILE PHOTO) FILE PHOTO- A general view of new protective shelter over the 4 nuclear reactor Unit at Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Kiev region, Ukraine, on 26 April, 2019. -The Chernobyl nuclear power plant is no longer transmitting data to the UN's atomic watchdog, the agency said Tuesday, as it voiced concern for staff working under Russian guard at the Ukrainian facility.

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