Niedriger Wasserstand der Donau bedroht Stromversorgung
Historische Dürre, Hitzerekorde und sinkende Wasserstände an der Donau treffen Mittel- und Südosteuropa hart. Ungarn und Rumänien rutschen in die Energiekrise. Andere Länder sind besser vorbereitet - besonders Bulgarien.
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Historische Dürre, Hitzerekorde und sinkende Wasserstände an der Donau treffen Mittel- und Südosteuropa hart. Ungarn und Rumänien rutschen in die Energiekrise. Andere Länder sind besser vorbereitet - besonders Bulgarien.
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