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Gender disagreement derails UN climate summit

Certain countries pushed for gender to be defined as biological gender because of concerns that so-called "non-binary people" could be included in a plan to ensure that climate action promotes the gay agenda

Stournaras: “Triple dividend” from adapting to climate change

The Governor of the Bank of Greece, Yannis Stournaras, highlighted the “triple dividend” of tackling the climate crisis at the 1st Helleno-German Sustainability Forum, *“NEW World – NEW Sustainable Policy,”* held at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center

Mosquitoes detected for the first time in Iceland – Global warming is changing the data

The first mosquitoes ever recorded in the country show how the climate crisis is transforming even the coldest ecosystems on the planet

Climate tipping point: Coral reefs have almost certainly crossed a point of no return

As the temperature increase has reached 1.4° Celsius compared to pre-industrial times, these reefs are "undergoing unprecedented weathering"

New Zealand’s seas are warming 34% faster than the global average

Yellow-eyed penguins (hoiho) struggle to adapt to warmer, more acidic waters, study finds

Seas around New Zealand are warming 34% faster than the global average

According to a study, yellow-eyed penguins (hoiho) living in New Zealand are struggling to adapt to warmer and more acidic waters

Mendoni at the MONDIACULT Conference: “Culture is not a luxury, it is a necessity”

Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni, head of the Greek delegation, actively participated in the conference, contributing to two of its main thematic sessions

Athens has just one year of water left if winter brings no rain – Drought research raises alarm

The Lake Kremasta project emerges as the only long-term solution – Plans underway for a large-scale desalination plant in Thisvi, with a capacity of up to 200,000 cubic meters per day

Alarm for the Mediterranean: New model predicts invasion of toxic fish driven by climate change

A recent study involving the University of Thessaly has raised the alarm over two of the most dangerous invasive species in the region: the toxic silver-cheeked toadfish (Lagocephalus sceleratus) and the lionfish (Pterois miles)

Iran closes public services due to heatwave – Water reservoirs at unusually low levels

At least 15 of the country's 31 provinces will have their services closed or with reduced hours in order to reduce electricity and water consumption

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