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 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

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

Once hunted to extinction in Britain, beavers are making a dramatic comeback as natural landscape engineers, offering a low-cost solution to the flooding and drought crises driven by climate change

Scientists warn global temperatures could hit all-time highs within five years, as Europe is already feeling the harshest effects of the climate crisis

New climate report warns the world is likely to experience further record-breaking heat over the next five years, with Arctic warming accelerating faster than the global average

London recorded 34.8°C in May, while France issued rare early heat alerts, as scientists warn Europe’s warming is intensifying heat extremes

A strong majority of member states backed a measure supporting a landmark world court opinion on climate obligations, despite resistance from several major oil-producing nations

From snow-dusted peaks to packed beaches in just five days — Greece has gone from winter chills to summer heat in the blink of an eye.

Europe is changing very fast. The world around us is also changing. There are wars, climate problems, rising prices, and new technology. As young people in the European Union, we see these changes every day. That is why it is important to think about the future of Europe

Dear Europe, you are so much more than a continent

Concerns about climate change are increasingly affecting mental wellbeing, but psychologists say this response is natural. Understanding how eco-anxiety works and adopting coping strategies can help people manage stress and maintain balance in daily life.

Europe’s rainfall is diverging, with wetter north and drier Mediterranean, raising risks of droughts, floods and water stress across southern Europe

The key characteristics that define the 40% of Greeks who, according to a study, are negative or reserved toward the scientific explanations for environmental changes

Governments, employers and unions agree on first international framework to address workplace safety amid extreme weather, recognizing climate change as a growing occupational hazard.

A new scientific study warns that one of the world’s most important ocean systems may weaken far more sharply this century than previously suggested, raising concern over future climate risks for Europe, the Atlantic region and beyond

Greece faced particularly severe conditions, with an estimated 85% of the population exposed to extreme temperatures approaching or surpassing 40°C. The highest recorded temperature reached 44°C.

A rare tropical angelfish has been recorded in Greek waters for the first time, off southern Crete. Scientists say the sighting may signal a wider shift already underway in the Mediterranean.

Wildfires burned more than 2.2 million hectares across Europe, the Middle East and North Africa in 2025, with the EU recording its worst fire year on record. Greece avoided historic wildfire losses, but nearly 49,000 hectares still burned- including in protected areas.