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Hungary Paks Nuclear Power Plant to shut down for first time in 44 years as Danube water levels plunge
aa.com.tr · Turkey
Hungary's Paks Nuclear Power Plant is scheduled for its first shutdown in 44 years, attributed to critically low water levels in the Danube River. This event highlights environmental impacts on critical energy infrastructure.
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