Connecting dots
We have gone through this subject many times and I have written that there is circumstantial evidence for the effect that is really causing the global climate problems.
There are many sites on the internet that have information pertaining to the problems, but the following blog gives some info on the same page.
http://circularevidence.blogspot.com/
The all time record-breaking drought has caused rivers and dams that supply the billions of gallons needed to cool the reactor process, to drop to levels not seen before.
My question is; why?
Is it not logical to assume that the “billions of gallons†that are heated in the reactors, actually increase the evaporation rate of the water?
An Associated Press analysis of the United States 104 nuclear reactors found that 24 (one quarter of the entire network) are in the areas experiencing the most severe levels of drought
Again the question is why?
Are the weather patterns changing due to the sunspot inactivity or is it the nuclear reactors that are causing the problem?
To look at the concerning trend one needs to look no further than the brutal 2006 heat wave in Europe, when France, Spain and Germany were forced to shut down some of their nuclear reactors.
In my opinion the nuclear power plants expel far more energy into the environment than most scientists suspect or indicate with their calculations.