Bruce Power faces federal Fisheries Act charges
1 Nov 3 · 5d ago · 1 article · 3 posts · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
Bruce Power, the private company operating the Bruce Nuclear Generating Station, was charged with two federal Fisheries Act violations related to the 2025 fish die-off in Lake Huron.
“Bruce Power, the private company that operates the Bruce Nuclear Generating Station, faces two federal Fisheries Act charges after millions of Lake Huron fish died over a period of two months in 2025.”
CBC News · mastodon ↗Bruce Power Nuclear plant operatorFisheries and Oceans Canada Federal regulator
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2 outlets Millions of fish died at an Ontario nuclear plant in 2025. Now its operator faces federal charges
first by CBC, 5d ago · also Anadolu Agency
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- Millions of fish killed at Canadian nuclear plant Anadolu Agency · 4d ago
- Ontario nuclear plant operator faces federal charges after millions of fish die in 2025 | CBC News Mastodon · 3d ago
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It should be criminal. If I did that I’d go to jail, if a corporation or wealthy person does it then it’s a line item when the fine is so laughably small that it becomes the new normal business practice. Corporations, institutions etc do not exist in isolation, they have people making those decisions and those people should be held accountable…
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Yes, it does. If the plant isn't there all these fish would die anyways. They can't normally survive the winters in lake Huron, they are not native to the lake. Only a combination of global warming and warm shelters like the Bruce outflow allowed them to survive in the first place. The plant has been there in one form or another for over 60 years…
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The steam that is condensing is far cooler than you would think. It is discharged into a vacuum so it is well under 100c often under 40c. It is still an immense amount of thermal energy but the actual rise in temperature of the cooling water is 10-11C from the normal lake water. The steam at a CANDU plant peaks at 250C. It’s low quality steam but…
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Frazzle ice protection? I'm surprised it was a semi-open loop, Darlington and Pickering are closed loop, since the water has already been strained
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Internal report.. investigation. Bruce didn’t willingly advertise they messed up.
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