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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
New European standards for materials in contact with drinking water: What changes in 2026
The Health Ministry’s circular, published on Diavgeia, concerns the new harmonized European framework for assessing the compliance of materials, products, components and assembled products intended for use in facilities for the extraction, treatment, storage or distribution of water for human consumption
EIB to back Greece’s critical infrastructure resilience as government rolls out over 200 water projects
More than 200 projects totaling 600 million euros for the new national water policy in a strategic partnership with European expertise
Five major anti-drought projects: New water networks, desalination plants and modern infrastructure from Thessaloniki to Leros
The Ministry of Environment and Energy is moving forward with €142 million worth of projects nationwide, while also planning a major reform of water management through the consolidation of water providers, new desalination facilities, and the modernization of water supply networks
K.M. and Erdogan’s pistol, Nikos at the funeral, Alexis in Sardinia, and Polakis… ready for a procession!
Hello, let me start by saying something nice for once about our Nikos, the leader of PASOK—he did the right thing by attending the funeral of the murdered woman, whose family belongs to the New Democracy party.
The 10-year-old was playing and fell into the canal: how the tragedy in Serres unfolded
The mother was arrested for exposing a minor to danger, along with a 43-year-old woman who is allegedly involved in electricity theft by running a cable through water
Lake Mornos “swallows” the village of Kallio again, a significant relief in water reserves, what the data shows
This year’s situation creates greater security for Athens’ water supply, without however eliminating concerns about water scarcity and the impacts of climate change
Military operations are expanding into other fields: The “Achilles’ heel” of the Middle East – drinking water – comes under target
Iran struck a desalination plant in Bahrain with a drone, in retaliation for an alleged U.S. attack on one of its own facilities — The Middle East holds more than 40% of the world’s desalination capacity with 5,000 units, and countries in the region cover up to 100% of their drinking water needs through them
