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The deepest Blue Hole in the oceans has been found: The phenomenon that puzzles experts (video)

So-called “blue holes” are naturally formed cavities on the sea floor with vertical walls, mostly found in coastal regions

EnEarth welcomes the European Commission’s positive Opinion on the CO2 Storage Permit in Prinos

The European Commission's assessment acknowledges the quality and completeness of the technical studies prepared by EnEarth Greece for the geological evaluation of the storage site

The triple intervention to stop the ecological crime in Milos

Lawyer for the Municipality of Milos: “The planning authority is responsible for the failure to halt works at White Coast – We expect a suspension ruling from the Council of State within 20 days”

When climate change knocks at our door

Climate change is no longer a distant and abstract concept. It is a global phenomenon that touches the everyday life of every household - from the cost of energy, to the safety of the home and the health of family members

Why to avoid feeding seagulls

For many travelers, the holiday truly begins the moment the ship departs the harbor and the white foam on the blue sea becomes visible

Why Attica flooded with 40 millimeters of rain – Zografou and Goudi “drowned”

Zografou and Goudi received the largest volume of water — The intense thunderstorms caused water accumulation, traffic delays, and flooding on the roads

Glaciers in Antarctica and Tierra del Fuego: Copernicus Sentinel-1D satellite sends first high-resolution images

The Sentinel-1D, the newest member of the Copernicus Sentinel-1 mission, was launched on November 4th via an Ariane 6 rocket from the European Space Center in French Guiana

Water scarcity: How Leros, Patmos & Attica reached a state of emergency – The action plan following the NTUA report

RAAEY decides on emergency water-scarcity measures and evaluates the plan for the capital – The goal is the immediate implementation of emergency actions through fast-track procedures and flexible tenders without affecting consumption

Negative audit court report on reforestation: Historically, fewer reforestations are carried out than planned

According to the findings of the Supreme Audit Court, “over time, far fewer reforestations are carried out than planned, and the restoration of the forest environment in the damaged areas is not monitored and, therefore, cannot be verified.”

The oceans are under unprecedented pressure – The Mediterranean is one of the most worrying areas

What Pierre Bahurel, Director-General of Mercator Ocean International, says

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