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Drought: Mornos has lost 40% of its water reserves in two years, while Yliki lost the same amount in just one — The response requires €2.5 billion in works
Attica is facing its most severe drought crisis since the early 1990s. The government is activating emergency water-consumption measures and launching the “Evrytos” plan
Drought: Attica counts every drop of water – Reservoirs below 30%
NTUA records the second-largest drought after 1988–1994 – Proposal to halt irrigation if the rainfall deficit continues – Reduced inflows for 3 consecutive years – risk of shortages up to 30 million m³
Athens declared on red alert for drought on Friday – Patmos and Leros follow tomorrow
The official announcement from the Regulatory Authority for Waste, Energy, and Water regarding the two islands—and subsequently for Attica—is a matter of hours away — Water reserves in the Mornos reservoir are at historic lows
Farantouris: Questions and criticism to the Commission over cuts to environmental funding
The Greek MEP calls for the revision of the European Commission’s decision to abolish the autonomy of the flagship LIFE programme — the EU’s only dedicated funding instrument for environmental protection
From Marathon and Mornos to the “Evrytos” project: The new battle to prevent Attica from going thirsty
How the water will reach Athens based on the plan of the Ministry of Environment and EYDAP - The "red alert" for the reserves in the reservoirs of Attica - The aim is the consolidation and the consolidation of municipal water supply companies
Water crisis reaches a turning point: Immediate interventions to be announced today, with tariff adjustments to follow
According to competent sources, if measures are not taken immediately, Attica will face an acute problem as early as the summer of 2026, as we are at the end of October and it has not yet rained much
Water scarcity is a huge crisis, the solution is to move the capital out of Tehran, admits Iran’s president
In the past, other presidents have raised the issue of moving the capital, but the ongoing water shortage crisis has brought the issue back to the forefront.
