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Climate change ‘undeniably responsible’ for intensity of western Europe heatwave, experts say

World Weather Attribution scientists say such extreme heat would have been almost impossible 50 years ago - Hot nights 100 times more likely today

Papastavrou: For years, decarbonization functioned like a holy grail, not only in Brussels but also in many other countries

In response to a question about the energy crisis, he stressed that in 2022 it took more than a year for member states to accept that they needed to take action and begin discussions

Climate change is extending pollen season in Europe and worsening symptoms for millions, new study finds

Higher temperatures and increased carbon dioxide levels are boosting pollen production in plants

Turkey denied Cyprus the right to participate in the UN Annual Climate Change Conference

The EU condemned the Republic of Cyprus' exclusion from a subsequent UN meeting to commemorate World Zero Waste Day

Scientists talk of the risks of climate change to pregnant women and infants

Despite documented impacts, critical questions remain unanswered, emphasizing the need for interdisciplinary collaboration

List of the warmest cities – Athens being one of them

By 2021, the Greek capital held the record for the highest temperature in Europe, with 48°C recorded in 1977

Copernicus: 2025 is on track to become the second-warmest year ever recorded

Global temperatures were 0.6°C higher than the 1991–2020 average during the first eleven months of the year

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

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