Deoxygenation places a deep burden on aquatic organisms, disrupts their reproductive balance and, under extreme conditions, can even lead to massive losses of fish stocks

Meanwhile, some EU countries, including Greece, are using climate risk assessments that are over 8 years old

A new publication in Nature suggests warmer years may reduce Europe’s economic growth, challenging older assumptions that colder regions could benefit

Severe thunderstorms also swept across northeastern Attica on Friday, bringing intense lightning activity and heavy rainfall.

The climate phenomenon has emerged in the Pacific and could develop into an unusually strong episode, bringing possible changes in weather patterns, rainfall and global temperatures

As the U.S. scales back parts of its ocean-monitoring network, Europe is investing in new systems to protect climate forecasting and marine data

The sighting of a curious Great White in the Mediterranean is considered to be rare and caught divers off-guard

The Hellenic Thoracic Society is calling for stricter air quality monitoring as wildfire smoke, African dust and rising ozone push pollution levels in Greek cities beyond World Health Organization limit

From Plato’s ideal order to carbon accounting, a new organizing principle is reshaping the global economy. As carbon becomes the metric that governs trade, finance, and industry, the real contest is no longer over emissions—but over who writes the rules

Brown phytoplankton growth blankets parts of the Thermaikos Gulf, reviving concerns over pollution, nutrient runoff and the long-term environmental health

Papastavrou visits Washington and Houston to strengthen regional energy alliances as Greece pushes for greater gas security and supply diversification for Europe.

The ratings agency warned that chronic climate-related risks could shave up to 3.9% off Greek GDP by 2050, with long-term impacts increasingly viewed as a threat to economic growth, public finances and sovereign creditworthiness