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New Zealand: The world’s rarest whale washed up on a beach

The whale is considered an important part of Maori cultural heritage - Only six specimens have been recorded worldwide of the whale with "spade teeth"

Sea salt has been “devouring” the freshwater in Halkidiki

The area, which has water supply issues for various reasons, is increasingly facing the "beast" of salinization

Tiger of Malaysia: Increased deaths raise conservation concerns

Only 150 tigers remain

Empowering Sustainability: Plastic-Free Mytilini 2024

From May 29 to 31, Plastic Free Greece launched its 2024 campaign with enthusiasm on the picturesque shores of Lesbos. This marked the program's 5th consecutive year dedicated to combating plastic pollution. The initiative garnered significant community engagement and optimism, resulting in the collection of nearly 303 kg of waste from three of the island's stunning coastlines

Attica: Smart benches monitor air pollution

The aim of this network is to measure more accurately the impact of anthropogenic activities on local air quality, in order to assess the impact on health

Are Food Chemicals in Your Diet – Check out the data

More than 10,000 toxic substances are found in fruits, vegetables, but also in clothes and non-stick utensils, threatening health and the environment

Why we shouldn’t collect pebbles from the beach

Shells, sand and pebbles should remain on the shore, experts say - What are the risks if they are removed

Freezing the Earth again – Experts’ plan to save the Arctic (videos)

From underwater unmanned drones to tiny glass beads designed to reflect sunlight

Study: Earth warming at record rate but no evidence of climate change accelerating

Natural factors like El Nino contributed to about 8%

Panama prepares to evacuate first island in face of rising sea levels

A recent study estimated that by 2050 Panama would lose about 2.01% of its coastal territory to increases in sea levels

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