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by thijson
693 days ago
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When the Northeast power grid went down down in 2003, the Bruce Nuclear Power Development was almost entirely kicked off the grid. It was able to keep ticking over at a few percent of power output though because of a feeder line that went North. This prevented the reactors from poisoning out, and allowed them to come back faster than if they had poisoned out. |
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