A new nuclear power station has been forced to spend £700million on fish protection schemes that will save just one salmon every 12 years and one trout every three decades. The Hinkley Point C plant ...

Ultrasonic speakers are lowered into the sea to test if they scare fish away [Hinkley Point C] Testing of a £50m ultrasound system designed to stop fish being sucked into the cooling pipes of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. EDF estimates water cooling systems at Hinkley Point C will ingest and kill 44 tonnes of fish every year Britain’s Hinkley Point C ...

Joshua Cinner receives funding from the Australian Research Council and National Geographic Society. He is a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences in Australia and the International Coral Reef ...

MONTAGUE – Look at the Connecticut River just below the hydroelectric dam in the village of Turners Falls some days and you’ll see what Nina Gordon-Kirsch describes as a river basin short on water.

Testing of a £50m ultrasound system designed to stop fish being sucked into the cooling pipes of Britain's new nuclear power station has gone "really well". Engineers working on Hinkley Point C, based ...