> By definition, nuclear plants are near coastal areas or a river, so prone to ocean rising water (or tsunamis), floods or droughts. Not always. The Palo Verde

> By definition, nuclear plants are near coastal areas or a river, so prone to ocean rising water (or tsunamis), floods or droughts. Not always. The Palo Verde nuclear generating station is in the middle of the desert. (Ok, technically it's near the Gila river, but there's rarely water in that part of the Gila river anymore.)