Record ocean temperatures in June raise climate alarm, with scientists warning of intensifying extremes and growing risks for marine ecosystems.

The invasive silver-cheeked pufferfish is spreading across the eastern Mediterranean, damaging fisheries and alarming beachgoers. Scientists say the real solution lies not in culling, but in restoring the health of marine ecosystems

If this historic heatwave had lasted a full month, Europe could have faced systemic collapse

A Climate Central analysis finds climate change is raising the odds of performance-impairing heat in 97 of 104 matches, with players in Guadalajara facing the steepest increase.

As climate risks grow, the UN’s Bonn talks exposed widening divides over emissions cuts, adaptation finance and who should act first.

The country's score has improved by 2.8% since the report began in 2015, but responsible consumption, combatting hunger and climate action remain major challenges.

Heat now arrives as early as June and lingers for more than two weeks, while warm nights give the body little chance to recover

Subsidy exceeds €5 per kilogram targets rapidly spreading silver-cheeked toadfish, with Crete and the Dodecanese among the priority sea regions

A potential super El Niño threatens global crops, but strong inventories, recent harvests and preparations in key producing regions could help limit disruption to food supplies and prices.

Climate-fueled disasters displaced 13.6 million people in 2025, as extreme weather intensified and humanitarian funding declined worldwide.

Authorities are considering financial incentives for fishermen to catch silver-cheeked toadfish as officials seek to curb the species' spread, protect marine biodiversity and reduce mounting losses to the fishing industry

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