Hungary to Shut Down Only Nuclear Power Plant Due to Record-Low Danube River Levels

Hungary plans to shut down its only nuclear power plant due to record-low Danube River levels, which have reduced water availability for cooling its reactors. The move is aimed at conserving energy and reducing waste in light of severe drought conditions affecting the country. Shutting down the plant will help conserve energy resources and minimize environmental impact. The shutdown is expected to take place once alternative cooling methods are implemented.