The Romanians detonated a rock in the Danube to save their country's only nuclear power plant.
The drought and heatwave in Europe have caused a severe energy crisis in countries along the Danube. Romania and Hungary are facing the shutdown of their nuclear power plants after the river’s water level has fallen to a historic low, threatening the cooling water supply for the reactors.
The drought and heatwave in Europe have caused a severe energy crisis in countries along the Danube. Romania and Hungary are facing the shutdown of their nuclear power plants after the river’s water level has fallen to a historical low, endangering the cooling water supply for the reactors.
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