Low Danube Water Levels Threaten Navigation and Nuclear Power Plants
Extremely low water levels in the Danube River, caused by a heatwave, are disrupting shipping and threatening the operation of nuclear power plants in Hungary and Romania. The situation has prompted concerns about energy supply and revealed historical artifacts, including sunken Nazi-era ships.
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Hungary Heads to Nuclear Shutdown in Test for Economy and Magyar
Hungary is hurtling toward a full shutdown of its sole nuclear power plant due to the record low levels of the Danube River, straining the country’s energy supplies and posing a major test for the economy and new Prime Minister Peter Magyar.
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European Investment Bank says it is among 200 vessels that lie at the bottom of the waterway
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