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Climate Change: Viral photos of couple taken 15 years apart show melting ice in the alps

"Made Me Cry," wrote the Briton in his post on X.

Plan B for Greece: Water scarcity is back for good

Reduced up to 50% rainfall compared to the values of the previous decade - From the 1.1 billion cubic meters in 2022 to 700 million this year

Heatwaves Cause Over 175,000 Deaths Annually in Europe, WHO Claims

Heatwaves kill more than 175,000 people annually in Europe, the world's fastest-warming region, according to the European branch of the World Health Organization (WHO)

Scientific Community Rings the Alarm Bell on Water Scarcity in Certain Regions of the Country

The situation is made more difficult by the prolonged high temperatures combined with reduced rainfall in several areas at the same time as the summer tourist season is heading towards its peak

UN: Appeal to Governments – “Humanity is a Victim of Extreme Heat Epidemic, Take Measures to Save Lives”

The Silent Threat: Environmental Hazard Claims Nearly 489,000 Lives Annually, Surpassing Cyclone Fatalities

Climate Crisis: What is Coolcationing and Why Northern Europe Won’t Become the New Mediterranean for Tourism

The professor from the University of Freiburg explains the problems caused by the climate crisis in Greece and the Mediterranean – The changes that need to be made in infrastructure and why 112 is not enough

Crete: Scientists warn of a generalized water scarcity problem on the island

What measures are proposed for both temporary relief and a permanent solution to the problem

Antiparos Can Recycle – “Every can counts”: Antiparos recycles thousands of aluminum cans

Antiparos is paving the way towards a circular economy by launching an innovative aluminum can recycling station in collaboration with the "Every Can Counts" program. The project, designed by the award-winning design studio Studiolav, combines practical recycling benefits with artistic value

New Zealand: The world’s rarest whale washed up on a beach

The whale is considered an important part of Maori cultural heritage - Only six specimens have been recorded worldwide of the whale with "spade teeth"

Sea salt has been “devouring” the freshwater in Halkidiki

The area, which has water supply issues for various reasons, is increasingly facing the "beast" of salinization

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