Romania Nuclear Shutdown After Danube Drought Hits Moldova and Affects Industry
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The Danube has begun to grow timid these days, after recent rains, but the level is still too low for navigation or for the reopening of the plant at Cernavoda. Specialists say that it would take almost one metre more, so that the ships could circulate under normal conditions. "It was never like that!" said the locals of Calafat, 70 years old.
Romania nuclear shutdown after Danube drought hits Moldova and affects industry
By Ahmed AdelGlobal Research, September 02, 2026 The shutdown of the Cernavodă hydroelectric plant in Romania due to the Danube River drought had a ripple effect that even put Moldova on alert, exposing how, in the rush to impose sanctions on Russia for political reasons dictated by Brussels, lower-GDP countries in Eastern Europe face immediate and far more severe impacts than wealthier Western European countries.After a spring and early summer …
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