Afluenţa masivă de meduze în sistemele de răcire cu apă a oprit trei reactoare ale unei centrale nucleare franceze

The Gravelines nuclear power plant in northern France had to shut down three of its six reactors due to a massive influx of jellyfish. EDF stated that this situation does not pose any safety risks, but preventive measures were taken, including automatic shutdowns of certain units. The plant now operates with only one functional reactor. Local fishermen have been actively collecting jellyfish to prevent them from entering the water supply for the cooling systems. This is not the first incident of this kind, as a similar situation occurred last year, leading to a two-week shutdown.