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Vessel Carrying Vehicles Became Stuck on Rhine River as Levels Drop (opens the original)
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A vessel carrying vehicles briefly became stuck at Dusseldorf harbor due to critically low water levels on the Rhine River, in one of the latest examples of how this year’s extreme weather is threatening transport. The Terra 2 got stuck on Monday and didn’t disrupt navigation in the area, according to a spokesperson for the police in Duisburg, which is farther along the Rhine. It has since been freed, is currently unloading vehicles at a nearby loading station, and is due to set sail again on We
Low Rhine Levels Force Companies to Adapt to New Climate Normal (opens the original)
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The halls of the Development Center for Ship Technology and Transport Systems in Duisburg, Germany are lined with model ships, small-scale prototypes of vessels that may end up working on Europe’s busiest waterway, the Rhine. This year, DST’s researchers are focusing on how to cope with new constraints on the river. Water levels on the Rhine hit a record low this week, prolonging a shipping crisis caused by a summer of droughts across Europe. As climate change makes extreme weather conditions li
German Power Grid Hit Twice in Latest Suspected Sabotage (opens the original)
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Germany’s power grid was hit twice in a single day on Tuesday, with incidents on opposite sides of the country knocking units of coal-fired power plants offline and authorities investigating possible terrorist or extremist motives. The latest incident occurred in the industrial heartland surrounding the Rhine river on Tuesday evening, shutting off five units of RWE AG’s lignite-fired power plants with a combined capacity of 4.2 gigawatts. Earlier that morning, unknown perpetrators damaged severa
Europe's Key Rivers Are Drying Up as Extreme Heat Impact Widens (opens the original)
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Europe’s biggest rivers, vital arteries for the region’s heavy industries, are drying up after the region was seared by a series of heat waves. As water levels in the Rhine and Danube fall toward record lows, that’s starting to disrupt the transport of chemicals, oil products and other goods, while boosting freight costs. Soaring temperatures are also curbing power generation at riverside reactors from France to Hungary, pushing up energy prices and straining Eastern European economies. Followin
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