It's almost three months since Romania no longer produces nuclear energy. A crisis that costs us about three million euros a day. And that could be repeated on a more serious scale next year, because global warming is suffocating the Danube, and the state has not solved the water supply of the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Station. Hope comes from an old project of a quarter of a century, revived with the last breath of the old government, four days s…
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It's almost three months since Romania no longer produces nuclear energy. A crisis that costs us about three million euros a day. And that could be repeated on a more serious scale next year, because global warming is suffocating the Danube, and the state has not solved the water supply of the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Station. Hope comes from an old project of a quarter of a century, revived with the last breath of the old government, four days s…