Climate

Olive Trees: Early Blossoms Spreading Swiftly Throughout the Mediterranean

However, if the dry spell persists, later flowering faces decreasing soil moisture, reducing the likelihood of a good fruit set.

MIT: Greece Projected to Lose Over 30 Outdoor Days by 2100

Greece faces an estimated loss of over 30 outdoor days by 2100, attributed to soaring summer temperatures from May to September in the Mediterranean region.

EP Passes Watered-Down Law on Corporate Sustainability

Critics hoping for tougher regulation say it contains too many loopholes, but recognize that it is a first step towards compelling big businesses to reduce their footprint

Experts Expect Dystopian African Dust Storm in Greece to Subside Soon

Athens and many parts of Greece, including Thessaloniki, Crete, and Kalamata, turned orange this week as a result of a massive dust storm moving in from Africa which impacted air quality and reduced visibility.

Sustainable Tourism on the Defensive at OOC-9

"If we keep doing what we are doing, we will destroy it all" - President & CEO of Alta Seas and the Port of Los Angeles

Greece Aims to Boost Energy Capacity, Economy with Offshore Wind Farms

Greece’s Energy Ministry is pushing legislation to accelerate the construction of the first floating wind farms in Greek seas

Oliver Röpke : The Ocean is a Complex and Interconnected System, Which Needs Knowledge-based Policy

The President of European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), Oliver Röpke told To Vima "The ocean is a complex and interconnected system, which needs knowledge-based policy. This is why the EESC has called for an involvement of different disciplines and expertise, like data, sciences, psychology, sociology, economy in the development of the policy".

Greek PM Announces €2 Billion Decarbonization Fund for Greek Islands

Greece bolstered its drive for a greener economy with the launch of a €2 Billion Decarbonization Fund for the Greek islands.