A four-year European study shows species diversity, active management, and support for landowners can limit damage from drought, wildfires, and pests

Reflecting on climate, competitiveness and Europe's place in a changing world, Bertrand Badré makes the case that today's crises should be seen as an opportunity for renewal rather than decline

As Greece sets new growth targets for aquaculture, a consensus has formed that the system meant to govern the sector is not fit-for-purpose

Western Greece is planning smart water networks to cut waste, boost security, and adapt to climate change

Nvidia's newest AI servers use a closed-loop liquid cooling system, doing away with water-dependent air-cooling fans and slashing energy costs

University of Florida students visited Santorini to explore sustainability, circular economy practices and innovative water solutions on the island.

The government says the overhaul will introduce clear rules for tourism, renewable energy and industry, while strengthening environmental protections and supporting the country’s energy transition

In an age of poverty and inequality, millions of Europeans discard edible food daily. Here's why it happens and what can be done about it

Estates Costa Lazaridi is the first Greek winery to earn Certified Regenerative status, advancing sustainable viticulture and biodiversity-focused wine production.

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

The European Union is weakening its green regulatory framework in the name of competitiveness, according to MEP Lara Wolters, who argues that recent reforms undermine transparency and long-term economic interests

TC Athenian House has opened its doors in Kolonaki with handmade creations and Greek hospitality

Despite strong engagement, young Europeans lack representation and trust in institutions. Bridging this gap is key to a fair, effective green transition.

Experts have removed hundreds of tons of fish farm waste, but say it represents only a fraction of what still remains to be cleaned up.

The Oceanos team of students is working on cutting-edge, eco-friendly solutions aimed at making the future of shipping more sustainable.

The EP rejected the EU’s Omnibus I simplification plan, delaying ESG rule relief and leaving Greece’s SMEs in regulatory limbo.

Lawmakers agree to raise company thresholds and ease compliance rules after months of political wrangling over Europe’s green agenda

Grave concern about the IMO NZF as currently defined – fundamental amendments required before adoption

The report, co-drafted by Farantouris—rapporteur for the ENVI Committee (The Left)—and Polish MEP Robert Biedroń, now stands as the official position of the European Parliament going into this critical global meeting.