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EU directives drive major reforms in Greece’s waste management and recycling policy

Greece sets sights on sustainable waste management: Aiming to end landfills with €5 billion in investments

Why groupers and sea bass are dying in Crete and the Cyclades: Uncovering mass fish mortalities

Viral encephalopathy suspected in large fish Die-offs; Ongoing research to confirm causes

Innovative climate crisis solutions at the 1st ‘Kifissia Summit’

The conference aims to foster dialogue on climate resilience practices and policies in local governance

Floods in Spain: Theodoros Kolydas explains what Rex blocking is that caused them

The second largest rainfall since 1996 recorded west of Valencia

Climate crisis: Caused half of the 68,000 heat-related deaths in Europe in 2022

Researchers argue that 38,000 fewer people would have died without the burden of greenhouse gas pollution in the atmosphere

The Japanese are still waiting for the first snow of the winter on Mount Fuji – No snow have fallen, breaking a 130-year record

The lack of snow until 29 October, surpassing the previous records set in 1955 and 2016

Caspian Sea: The world’s largest lake is shrinking rapidly and may never recover

The water level of the Caspian Sea could drop between 8 and 18 meters by the end of the century, while other studies predict a potential drop of up to 30 meters

Commission approves €150 million aid for CO2 storage in Prinos

The beneficiary of the measure is EnEarth Ltd - The aid will partly finance the construction costs of the onshore and offshore infrastructure for the carbon storage facility

Drama: Greece’s largest river cave drying up—Water levels reach historic low

Experts are attributing the water depletion in Angitis River Cave, the largest river cave in Greece, to the ongoing drought and absence of significant snowfall

COP16: UN Secretary-General calls for major investments to protect nature

In a post shortly after the opening of COP16 in Cali, Colombia, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres emphasized that for humanity to thrive, nature must flourish

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