How a utility’s crocodile plan clashed with climate

Kristi E. Swartz for E&E News writes: Squatting in waist-deep grass along a large canal that cools twin nuclear reactors in this southern tip of Florida, wildlife biologist and crocodile specialist Michael Lloret holds shells from hatched crocodile eggs. Read full article here.

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