Danube maneuver keeps Romania’s nuclear reactor running
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Romanian authorities rushed to sink four barges into the Danube to secure the cooling-water intake for the nuclear plant’s second reactor, a move aimed at preventing a shutdown and keeping the facility operating amid pressing reliability concerns.
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