Millions of fish tested Canada's largest nuclear plant. The incident points to a growing climate risk

An unusual influx of gizzard shad fish near Canada's Bruce Power nuclear plant has raised concerns about reactor safety and the broader climate risks tied to nuclear energy. This event underscores the need for nuclear plants to adapt to climate change, as traditional reliance on nuclear power for combating climate change may need to consider these emerging vulnerabilities. The situation highlights how environmental shifts, driven by climate change, can impact nuclear safety, prompting a reevaluation of strategies to ensure both energy security and environmental sustainability.