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Hungarians curb power use as record low Danube waters trigger energy crunch

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Hungarians curb power use as record low Danube waters trigger energy crunch
Hungarians curb power use as record low Danube waters trigger energy crunch
Hungary's sole nuclear plant has been largely shut down, creating an energy crisis.
The Guardian
The Guardian1 days ago
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