Hungary· BudapestDanube's 'Rock of Starvation' Resurfaces Amid Drought, Affecting Paks Nuclear Plant
The Ínség-szikla (Rock of Starvation) has reappeared in the Danube due to record-low river levels, a historical indicator of severe drought, which has also forced the Paks nuclear plant to reduce output.
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Danube's 'Rock of Starvation' Resurfaces Amid Drought, Affecting Paks Nuclear Plant
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concern over drought impactsnegativeShow 2 posts
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Posts highlight the historical significance of the 'Rock of Starvation' resurfacing and its current impact on the Paks nuclear plant's operations due to extreme drought.
measures to maintain paks operationneutralShow 1 post
started 19h ago•Last update 19h ago
Authorities are taking drastic measures, such as sinking barges, to temporarily raise water levels and keep the Paks nuclear plant operating at reduced capacity.
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