@jolyonA severe heatwave in France has forced two nuclear reactors offline. EDF, the state-owned company that operates the country's entire nuclear fleet, shut down one reactor at the Nogent plant on the Seine River, just north of Paris, and another at the Bugey facility on the Rhône near Lyon in the southeast. The full story is available at Source:
Orijinal gönderiyi gör@jolyon tarafından fotoğraf· Jun 25, 2026· Fotoğraf 1/3· News
A color-coded map of France dominates the frame with most of the country shaded deep red. The title reads "Most of France is on alert for exceptional heatwave" and a subtitle notes "Alerts valid until 24 June 2026." A legend shows red for "Exceptionally high heat," orange for "Very high heat," and yellow for "High heat." Paris, Nantes, Lyon, and Marseille are labeled with white dots, while Corsica appears in orange at the bottom right. The BBC logo sits in the lower right corner and the source line reads "Source: Météo France."
@jolyonA severe heatwave in France has forced two nuclear reactors offline. EDF, the state-owned company that operates the country's entire nuclear fleet, shut down one reactor at the Nogent plant on the Seine River, just north of Paris, and another at the Bugey facility on the Rhône near Lyon in the southeast. The full story is available at Source:
Orijinal gönderiyi gör@jolyon tarafından fotoğraf· Jun 25, 2026· Fotoğraf 1/3· News
A color-coded map of France dominates the frame with most of the country shaded deep red. The title reads "Most of France is on alert for exceptional heatwave" and a subtitle notes "Alerts valid until 24 June 2026." A legend shows red for "Exceptionally high heat," orange for "Very high heat," and yellow for "High heat." Paris, Nantes, Lyon, and Marseille are labeled with white dots, while Corsica appears in orange at the bottom right. The BBC logo sits in the lower right corner and the source line reads "Source: Météo France."
