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Climate change “hits” Greece: Little oil, small potatoes, production took a blow

In Pella the peaches come out deformed and are not edible, in Markopoulo the fig trees are dropping their fruits, in Prespes the high temperatures have destroyed the production of beans

The Decline in Flavor: Why Fruits and Vegetables Don’t Taste Like They Used To

The role of climate change and the factors affecting the quality of produce

Japan: Rising Dolphin Attacks Threaten Beachgoers—Experts Explore the Environmental Triggers

Experts offer various theories on why dolphins are increasingly attacking swimmers

Sky News Analysis: How Climate Change is Leading to Extreme Wildfires in Greece

The data that worries scientists - Governments must protect forests and invest more in early warning prediction systems, the British channel notes

Perseids: Spectacular Meteor Shower on the Night of August 12th

The Perseids, the most impressive summer meteor shower, will peak on the night of Monday, August 12th. Meteors, also known as shooting stars, are luminous phenomena that occur in Earth's atmosphere when small particles enter it at high speeds, typically around 60 kilometers per second

Exploring Sustainable Solutions: Scientists Investigate Water Scarcity on Seven Greek Islands

Green Focus: Scientists Study Water Scarcity Solutions on Seven Greek Islands

An Insect from China Threatens 8,000 Mulberry Trees in Athens – Protection Plan Implemented

The municipality of Athens has initiated a plan to protect 8,000 mulberry trees from the Xylotrechus chinensis insect, which arrived from China

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)

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