Most of our infrastructure is designed for temperatures that global warming is messing with, says David Fickling for Bloomberg Opinion.

A jellyfish swarm caused the temporary shutdown of the Gravelines nuclear plant in France, affecting three reactors.

Recently, a face-off took place between jellyfish and a nuclear power plant, with the former pulling out a win. The incident ...

Jellyfish are remarkable creatures. They’re twice as old as dinosaurs; they don’t have brains, lungs, or a heart; and they’ve ...

Warmer water off the coast of northern France provided just the right conditions for a swarm to flourish — and offered a ...

A jellyfish bloom clogged a nuclear plants seawater intakes, so reactors were reduced to protect cooling. This is a known ...

Four of the six nuclear reactors at France's Gravelines nuclear power plant were shut down after an intake pipe used to draw ...

A nuclear power plant in northern France hit by a jellyfish invasion was getting back online on Wednesday, operator EDF said, ...

Since its inception, nuclear energy has faced a host of opposition, from oil conglomerates to well-intentioned ...

Jellyfish have forced the shutdown of four reactors at France’s Gravelines nuclear plant, with operations set to resume in ...

A nuclear power plant in northern France hit by a jellyfish invasion was getting back online on Wednesday, operator EDF said, ...