Nuclear, coal power face climate change risk - study

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Warmer water and reduced river flows will cause more power disruptions for nuclear and coal-fired power plants in the United States and Europe in future, scientists say, and lead to a rethink on how best to cool power stations in a hotter world. Related Stories Assad says Houla killings monstrous, crisis will end Queen and crowds brave rain for jubilee armada Khamenei