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Historic WWII tugboat resurfaces amid Europes devastating drought

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Historic WWII-era tugboat "Slovenian" resurfaces from Serbia's Sava River amid Europe's severe drought, exposing Nazi ships and mammoth bones. Climate change intensifies heat, making such extreme conditions a new normal across the continent. read more


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Hungary sinks barges to save Danube nuclear plant

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Hungary will sink two barges in the Danube to raise water levels at the Paks nuclear plant, operating at 25% capacity due to historic drought. This emergency measure supports cooling while a riverbed sill is built. read more

Romania sinks Danube barges to save nuclear plant

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Romania is sinking four rock-filled barges in the Danube to redirect water toward the Cernavoda nuclear plant, preventing its second reactor from shutting down amid record-low water levels caused by severe drought and extreme heat. read more

Romania Battles Record Drought to Keep Nuclear Plant Running

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Romania deploys rock-filled barges into the Danube to divert water and save its last nuclear reactor amid record-low levels, securing power for days. Drought threatens 20% of electricity supply, with emergency measures only providing temporary relief. read more

Drought Reveals Nazi Warships in Danube River

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Nazi warships from WWII's Black Sea fleet emerge from the drought-stricken Danube near Serbia, exposing weapons and historical wreckage. Low water levels threaten power plants and shipping, prompting conservation efforts across Europe. read more

Romania Blasts Danube Rocks to Save Nuclear Reactor

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Romania detonated rocks in the drought-stricken Danube to redirect water to its nuclear reactor, as record-low river levels threaten power generation across the region. Hungary's Paks plant also operates at reduced capacity, prompting energy-saving measures. read more