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Winter energy bills set to soar as wholesale electricity prices jump 57%

Natural gas prices approach €90/MWh, putting further pressure on heating costs, while Greece’s leading electricity supplier has yet to confirm whether its fixed-rate tariff of 11.5 cents/kWh will continue beyond October

Mitsotakis in Larissa: Farmers to get tax-free diesel at the pump from 1 November

The Greek prime minister announced the target date during a meeting with farmers in Nees Karyes, near Larissa, shortly before inaugurating a standalone energy storage facility

Shocking data on the environmental crime in the Kifisos: Lack of oxygen is killing fish

What scientific studies and the HCMR’s live monitoring data reveal about uncontrolled pollution – 4,839 tonnes of biochemical oxygen demand, 5,643 tonnes of nitrogen and 1,204 tonnes of phosphorus are illegally discharged every year

El Nino shows its “teeth”: Alarm in Panama & El Salvador as drought, lost crops & fewer ships hit the Canal

Emergency measures by governments as drought affects water reserves, crops and global trade flows

What is the sea smoke phenomenon that “erased” beaches & islands? Eerie images from the Cyclades (videos-photos)

Despite its name, it is not actual smoke but a type of fog - How the phenomenon occurs

China: More than 1,300 flights canceled in Shanghai due to Typhoon Dolphin – Mass evacuations

Winds of up to 162 km/h and fears of flooding and landslides - More than 400,000 people evacuated from dangerous areas

Europe is warming faster than other continents, with a worrying trend in Greece

Heatwaves and drought are intensifying wildfires - What climate expert Konstantinos Kartalis says about the changing climate

Megafires, Europe’s new nightmare: The phenomenon of pyrocumulus clouds and the consequences

Greece has experienced two of the three worst megafires that occurred in the Mediterranean (Evros, 2023 and Evia, 2021) – The causes of the violent change in the profile of fires and the pessimism of scientists

The “devil’s worm” that lives 1.3 kilometers beneath the Earth and changes what we knew about life: “Humans do not rule the world”

The Halicephalobus mephisto that was found at a depth of 1.3 kilometers inside a gold mine in South Africa overturns what we knew about the limits of life

Yacht off Skopelos was plundering Greek seabed – AADE’s DEOS seized protected corals worth €800,000

From the depths of the Aegean to workshops in southern Italy - How AADE’s risk analysis and digital traces uncovered an illegal €800,000 cargo and the “red gold” racket

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