Azerbaijan’s delay has raised concerns among climate advocates, who warn that global momentum to combat climate change is slowing

The municipalities of Mytilene and Western Lesbos on the eastern Aegean Island of Lesbos have been declared in a state of emergency for one month due to a dramatic decline in water reserves. The decision aims to bypass red tape causing delays, expedite much-needed measures and infrastructure projects, and address the water shortage. A detailed […]

Trump’s deep-sea mining order targets China’s mineral advantage, sparking backlash over unethical environmental practices. 

By 2030, the volume of secondary fuel (SRF) and residual waste is projected to reach 1.45 million tons per year.

CDP, a global non-profit that runs the world’s only independent environmental disclosure system, upgraded the Public Power Corporation (PPC) of Greece in its climate change rating from the global non-profit environmental organization CDP, moving from a “B–” to a “B” in 2024. PPC is in the process of fully phasing out the use of lignite […]

The weather is expected to worsen starting Sunday evening, with a slight drop in temperatures. The Hellenic National Meteorological Service has issued a weather warning for strong winds reaching up to 8 Beaufort, affecting the Aegean, Eastern Central Greece, and Evia

Unsettled weather persists across Greece with rain and storms in many regions. In Athens, temperatures will reach up to 23°C, with rainfall — occasionally heavy until late afternoon — expected to ease by nightfall

A coalition of 45 municipalities in Greece, initiated by the Mayor of Athens, has launched a nationwide “energy alliance” aimed at creating Energy Communities to address skyrocketing energy costs and energy poverty.

A plan is currently underway by the Santorini Winemakers Association to help preserve the island’s vineyards.

Last week, Papastavrou signed the acceptance of interest for the two Cretan blocks, while similar decisions regarding the two Ionian Sea blocks were signed by his predecessor.

The need to regulate output arises from Greece’s rapidly growing reliance on renewable energy sources—mainly solar and wind—which places the country among the global frontrunners in green energy use.

More than 410,000 people were affected by flooding events in Europe in 2024. The continent faced its most extensive floods since 2013, with 30% of European rivers overflowing—even as record-high temperatures were also recorded.

Greece is meeting just 15% of its MPA commitments, says a report by "weseayou", and no progress has been made on its plans to ban bottom trawling in MPAs, announced at last year's Our Ocean Conference.

As climate change threatens Greece’s ancient monuments, urgent action is needed to preserve cultural heritage for future generations

Attica and Thessaloniki are both expecting occasional clouds and brief showers through the afternoon, clearing into the evening. Attica will peak around 20°C, while Thessaloniki stays slightly cooler at 19°C.

Regulatory tools must remain unbiased to stay agnostic in terms of energy, enabling continued innovation and investment in the most efficient solutions for the maritime sector.

This step marks a significant development in Greece’s ongoing efforts to tap into its underexplored energy reserves.

Wildfires scar more than land—scientists reveal how smoke and ash disrupt marine life, leaving lasting impacts beneath the sea’s surface.

Despite Mykonos experiencing a higher volume of rainfall than Paros, it has not suffered the same level of devastation.

Heavy rain and wind lashed Paros, Mykonos, and Crete, while a tornado struck Rhodes, sweeping cars into the sea and causing widespread damage.