„Putem merge pe jos până în România”: Dunărea la minime istorice scoate la iveală epave și amenință producția de energie din regiune

The recent heatwave in Central and Eastern Europe has led to historic low water levels in the Danube and Rhine rivers, severely impacting shipping, energy production, and tourism. Authorities in Hungary and Romania have implemented measures in response to these conditions. Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant has reduced its output significantly, with potential complete shutdowns expected due to low water levels. Romania's Cernavodă plant has also faced safety-related reactor shutdowns. The low water levels have revealed historical artifacts and disrupted navigation, causing economic challenges for local communities.