Also known as the "slide for life," this sluice returns fish back to a tidal creek and away from the intake at the Brunswick Nuclear Plant.
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Diversion
Published on June 19, 2017 | PhotoWorkers lift and clean the racks on the diversion structure where the Brunswick Nuclear Plant pulls water from the Cape Fear River.
Turtle Release
Published on June 19, 2017 | PhotoA Brunswick Nuclear Plant worker carries a captured sea turtle to the ocean where it is safely returned to its natural habitat.
Turtle Release
Published on June 19, 2017 | PhotoCrews from Brunswick Nuclear Plant escort this captured turtle to Caswell Beach and safetly release it back to the ocean.
Intake Canal
Published on June 19, 2017 | PhotoAerial image of Brunswick Nuclear Plant showing the intake canal leading to the plant.
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