Record Drought Drains the Danube, Exposing Nazi Warships and Forcing First-Ever Nuclear Shutdowns
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The situation remains critical on the Danube and there is no news that it will rain enough in the next period. For more than 70 years it has not been so bad, say people living near the river. It is as bad as it can be for farmers. They can't export their goods because ships can't get out of ports because there is no more water.
Record drought drains the Danube, exposing Nazi warships and forcing first-ever nuclear shutdowns
A punishing combination of prolonged drought and record-breaking heat has driven the Danube River to historic lows, exposing sunken Nazi warships from World War II, a 1937 Hungarian cargo wreck, and even suspected mammoth remains—while crippling river transport and forcing nuclear power plants to scale back operations across central and […]
Danube drought exposes everything from shipwrecks to centuries-old projectiles
Source Experts at the Matthias Corvinus Museum in Visegrád must still examine the stone ball to confirm if it is a catapult projectile, but it could well be a historic find. Budapest's Danube River level dropped to record lows this week, reaching 23 centimetres on Wednesday (29 July). The previous lowest water…
The navigation on the Danube at Calafat is still affected because the flow is still low and it continues to decrease. The flow at the entry into the country (Bazias section) will be slightly decreasing in the first three days of the interval to the value of 1250 m3/s, stationary on the next day, then increasing to the value of 1400 [...]
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