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Yes, although it's nowhere near as bad as the Danube, whose level sits at currently -93cm [0] - a record low which meant the nation's nuclear reactors had to be
by ricardobayes 3mo ago
Yes, although it's nowhere near as bad as the Danube, whose level sits at currently -93cm [0] - a record low which meant the nation's nuclear reactors had to be scaled back to just a single turbine and was only a few centimeters away from having to completely shut down as the intakes for the cooling pump sit at a certain level - this water level was apparently mentioned as a 1 per 100.000 year event in the risk management.
[0]: https://www.vizugy.hu/?mapModule=OpGrafikon&AllomasVOA=16496188-97AB-11D4-BB62-00508BA24287&mapData=OrasIdosor https://www.vizugy.hu/?mapModule=OpGrafikon&AllomasVOA=16496...
- macbr 3mo agoNote that even before it's been running at down to 10% of capacity due to the draught.