Cities leave their imprint in places that people rarely look. In wastewater. In the unseen underground pipelines, the way we live, consume, and produce is recorded in chemical terms. It is something like a fingerprint, one that differs from place to place. Analyses conducted at the Psyttalia Wastewater Treatment Plant (Attica) and Larissa reveal, as […]

Marine researchers found no evidence that natural processes in the Saronic Gulf caused the foul smell reported across parts of the Athens region and will conduct new sampling on May 26

Authorities rule out natural gas leak after hundreds of emergency calls, while experts examine possible maritime and environmental causes

What bathers should know and avoid when spotting jellyfish

Switching Off to Speak Up: Earth Hour Highlights the Urgent Fight for Our Planet.

For a long time, yachting, like much of maritime activity, operated on partial knowledge. We knew there was an impact, but we could not see it clearly, measure it consistently, or respond to it in a practical way

A health advisory warning about the toxicity of oleander has sparked confusion among schools and municipalities in Greece. Scientists and green-sector professionals warn that calls for widespread removal risk creating panic and unnecessary environmental damage

A recommendation to remove oleander from schools and public spaces has sparked concern among scientists and urban green experts in Greece, who warn that mass eradication could harm ecosystems, city budgets and climate resilience

From dolphins and sharks to killer whales and black holes, a reflection on power, ecosystems and the invisible boundaries that separate worlds. What happens when strength only exists within the limits of the environment that created it?

PPC Group will be the sole partner of the new entity, facilitating Georgetown's presence in Greece.

Yachting is often discussed as if it belongs to a parallel world of leisure, privilege, and postcard horizons, projecting those qualities onto the sea itself. But the sea is not a backdrop. It is a living ecosystem, actively regulating the conditions that sustain life. As the sector grows rapidly in economic, cultural, and environmental relevance […]

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 […]

Episode two of "Explaining Greece" take a look at Greece's marine areas, and why environmental organizations say they're not receiving the protection they need.

UNEP warns “40% of the world’s land is degraded, which could reach 95% in 30 years without a drastic course correct”

These beaches, numbering 198 across the country, fall within the Natura 2000 network and will be off-limits for concession and, by extension, for the placement of umbrellas, sunbeds, etc.

The Mitsotakis government this month said it aims to designate an undersea marine park in the Aegean and Ionian Seas

The law aims to improve the investigation and prosecution of environmental crime, to define new types of criminal offenses, and to harmonize penalties to individuals and legal persons

The EU has added large-scale forest fires and air, water and soil pollution to its list of environmental offences, and is tightening sanctions