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The Guardian
Europe's dried rivers reveal losses and fears
Severe heat and drought have caused record low water levels on the Danube and Rhine rivers, disrupting shipping, energy production, and tourism across eastern and central Europe. Hungary and Romania had to shut down nuclear reactors due to insufficient water for cooling, while other power plants and cargo operations faced significant limitations. The drought has also exposed historical artifacts and caused infrastructure closures, highlighting the ongoing impact of climate change on the region's waterways.
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