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Europe is warming faster than other continents, with a worrying trend in Greece
Heatwaves and drought are intensifying wildfires - What climate expert Konstantinos Kartalis says about the changing climate
Megafires, Europe’s new nightmare: The phenomenon of pyrocumulus clouds and the consequences
Greece has experienced two of the three worst megafires that occurred in the Mediterranean (Evros, 2023 and Evia, 2021) – The causes of the violent change in the profile of fires and the pessimism of scientists
When nature finds its way: The 14 lakes that formed from abandoned mines, creating a unique ecosystem in Northern Evia (photos)
Most of the lakes are 70 to 80 meters deep—a reflection of the former mining operations, which typically ended when miners reached the water table
Wildfires rage across the Balkans as 40°C heatwave fuels dangerous blaze conditions
Firefighters battle major fires in Serbia and Albania as extreme heat and drought intensify across the region
Why smugglers target Mediterranean coral: Greek authorities seize 800,000 euro red coral haul bound for Italy
Greece's financial crime authority and coast guard intercepted a chartered leisure boat off Skopelos carrying Italian nationals, as investigators now hunt for the smuggling ring's Italy-based recipients while marine biologists warn recovery could take centuries
How to deal with a snake bite: What you need to know before heading into nature
The season has arrived when we start sharing our surroundings with snakes. Mountains, forests, holiday homes, hiking trails, they are all part of their territory too. Most of us know very little about snakes and hold plenty of misconceptions about them. One of the most important things to understand is how to respond if you are bitten.
Yacht off Skopelos was plundering Greek seabed – AADE’s DEOS seized protected corals worth €800,000
From the depths of the Aegean to workshops in southern Italy - How AADE’s risk analysis and digital traces uncovered an illegal €800,000 cargo and the “red gold” racket
Low water levels on the Danube and Rhine force nuclear reactor shutdowns, raise blackout fears, and disrupt commercial transport
Romania and Hungary are on energy alert, car factories are suspending production, and authorities are urging citizens to cut electricity consumption. Meanwhile, Germany is facing disruptions to freight transport, while farmers in the Netherlands and Italy are struggling with worsening drought conditions
