Eastern Europe energy crisis looms as Danube river hits record lows
Central and Eastern European governments are struggling to conserve electricity as the Danube River reaches historic low water levels that threaten cooling systems for nuclear power plants. Romania conducted controlled explosions to redirect water toward its nuclear facility, while Hungary's primary power plant operates at drastically reduced capacity.
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