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Droughts, wildfires continue to impact power plants in Europe
The effects of this summer’s historic heatwave continue to be felt across Europe. Soaring temperatures and drought in the region have led to elevated river temperatures, low river levels, and wildfires, which have significantly impacted nuclear power plants across the continent.
France’s Electricité de France has reported elevated river temperatures which have forced production cuts, including recent cuts at Golfech, and nuclear power plants in Hungary, Romania, and the United Kingdom, have faced exceptional challenges in recent days.
Executive Session|Panel
Tuesday, November 14, 2023|1:00–2:45PM EST|International Ballroom East
Session Chair:
Uchenna Ezibe (ANS Senior Manager, STEM Programs)
Alternate Chair:
Lisa M. Marshall (ANS VP/President-elect & Assistant Extension Professor, NC State University)
What does high-quality K-12 nuclear science education look like, and how can it address workforce challenges throughout the nuclear industry?
K-12 nuclear science and technology education plays an important role in providing students with fundamental academic enrichment. It can also, when done well, increase student interest in nuclear careers and help ensure a robust nuclear workforce. With the Department of Energy stating that a tripling of the nuclear workforce by 2050 is necessary to adequately address future energy demands, the field must look strategically at the role K-12 nuclear science education plays in drawing new individuals into the field. This session will address the connection between high-quality nuclear science education and the future nuclear workforce, as well as provide ANS members with tools they can employ to have an impact on students within their own communities.
Lisa Marshall
NCSU
Arielle Miller
Technical Advisor, NEI, Professor, Marymount University and UDC
Mary Dunzik-Gougar
Idaho State Univ.
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