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Barges are sunk in the Danube to increase the flow and cool a nuclear power plant in Romania

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Romanian authorities initiated the controlled sinking of barges in a branch of the Danube River on Friday, August 6. The operation is designed to increase the river's water levels to ensure sufficient cooling capacity for the Cernavoda nuclear power plant located in the country's southeast.

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