Record low Danube levels prompt central European governments to take emergency action
Energy,Water And Oceans,World,Europe,Eastern Europe,European Union,Severe Weather,Drought,Romania,Hungary,Serbia
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A drought gripping central Europe has seen record-low water levels in the Danube River, forcing governments across the region to take drastic action to prevent a looming energy crisis.
In Romania, where the Danube's water flow has reportedly dropped to 1,500 cubic meters per second, the country's navy has carried out a controlled explosion to clear rock near the river's Bala Canal in an effort to maintain the required water flow for the safe operation of Romania's Cernavodă nuclear power plant.
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