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The Bottom Threshold Is Proof that There Is No Need for a Giant Structure on the Danube!

Summary by valaszonline.hu
Many environmentalists and technocritics have still not made friends with the Danube weir built at Paks, although despite its extraordinary construction and flaws, there is something in it that is exemplary for the future: it solved a major river problem on a small scale, locally and relatively cheaply. The fact is that Hungary would have experienced two unprecedented energy crises since mid-August if it had not been for the successful water lev…
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Many environmentalists and technocritics have still not made friends with the Danube weir built at Paks, although despite its extraordinary construction and flaws, there is something in it that is exemplary for the future: it solved a major river problem on a small scale, locally and relatively cheaply. The fact is that Hungary would have experienced two unprecedented energy crises since mid-August if it had not been for the successful water lev…

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valaszonline.hu broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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