SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPE FACES HEATWAVE ENERGY CRUNCH AS ROMANIA DETONATES DANUBE ROCK TO INCREASE WATER FLOW – EUROPE LIVE
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Explosives used to move a large rock and let more water flow to cool nuclear power plant To give you an idea about the challenge Romania and Hungary are facing, the Danube’s water flow has fallen to 1,500 cubic meters… The backstory behind this explosion is that last Friday, Romania has declared a nationwide state of emergency throughout August stemming from a decline in electricity production after record low Danube river levels…
The Guardian reports that explosives used to move a large rock and let more water flow to cool nuclear power plant To give you an idea about the challenge Romania and Hungary are facing, the Danube’s water flow has fallen to 1,500 cubic meters…
The report adds: The backstory behind this explosion is that last Friday, Romania has declared a nationwide state of emergency throughout August stemming from a decline in electricity production after record low Danube river levels…
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