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Autonomous marine vehicles are transforming scientific research in challenging environments, such as the Kolumbo volcano near Santorini

This is the essence of the “MERLIN” project, which aspires to revolutionize the way we explore, monitor, and protect marine environments

Gin and Tonic affected by… climate crisis – How its flavor could change dramatically

Scientists have made a finding that may upset fans of the iconic drink, warning that its taste could change permanently due to the impacts of the climate crisis

Stop to wolf relocation from Mount Parnitha imposed by scientific committee

The relocation of wolves from Mount Parnitha has been deemed unfeasible and scientifically unfounded by the "Natura 2000" Committee, the central scientific advisory body of the Greek state on biodiversity issues

Ocean protection: Greece and Portugal join forces in a Pact of Art and Sustainability

At the edge of Astypalea in Greece and in Cascais and Cabo da Roca in Portugal, a unique and innovative project was brought to life. Its purpose: to highlight the importance of protecting marine ecosystems and to raise global awareness, guided by hope—not just as an idea, but as an action, a creative vision, and a collective effort

The invasion of the sacred ibis in Europe worries experts

In the past, the appearance of birds of prey may have been rare, but now thousands of birds of prey can be seen in the

Mobilizing Youth and ECOPs: Showcasing Initiatives for Ocean Action at UN Ocean Conference 2025

Upcoming side event in Nice highlights youth leadership and multi-stakeholder collaboration for a sustainable ocean future

Imported fungi are killing Greek forests – Which areas are in the red

World Environment Day today – In Greece, fir and plane trees are drying out en masse, infected by fungi and possibly imported insects – How climate change favors the spread of the phenomenon

Japan develops sea-dissolving plastic that breaks down in hours – A game changer for ocean pollution

As plastic pollution is projected to triple by 2040, Japanese scientists have created a groundbreaking plastic that dissolves in seawater within hours, offering a promising solution to the global marine waste crisis

Coalition of Emerging Ocean Leaders launches at UN Ocean Conference 2025

Empowering youth and early-career professionals to lead the future of ocean sustainability

Plastics across the UK: The growing threat of pollution in the entire food chain

From salads to fish and meat, microplastics are increasingly infiltrating the foods we consume, raising grave concerns about their impact on our health and the environment

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