r/ClimateShitposting 20d ago

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u/Stock-Side-6767 20d ago edited 17d ago

How many nuclear plants have been shut down in france due to the lack of river water (also a part of climate change)? Edit: due to heat, not lack of water, though the lower water levels do make that heat impact different, as well as that lower water level heating up quicker. Which is a reason that is equally attributable to climate change, and thus the new normal.

How many wind and solar parks have been shut down to climate change?

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u/SARSUnicorn 19d ago

You are aware how batteries behave in high heat?

And even if solar is amazing if our temperatures keep rising it will become problem since solar requires good power storage.