A recent S&P Global analysis highlighted Spain and Greece as key targets for tech investments, raising concerns that short-term economic incentives could drain critical water resources.

A new study reveals that dam construction over the past two centuries has shifted Earth's geographic poles by about one meter, due to massive water redistribution. This human-driven change must be considered in future sea level and climate projections

The report described the water sector as “broken,” citing serious management failures and referring to the current crisis as a “modern Great Stink,” drawing a parallel with the 19th-century sanitation disaster that once plagued London

The village of Kallio re-emerged from the depths of an artificial lake recently, in an ominous sign of weather-related problems

Amid prolonged drought and ongoing water supply issues, EYDAP (Athens Water Supply and Sewerage Company) has initiated a preliminary study to transfer water from two rivers that flow into Kremasta Lake

The 80 houses in the submerged village, along with their church and primary school, were "sacrificed" to provide water for Athens.

The Naxos potato, a PDO-certified product, is facing historically low yields, which will force the island to import potatoes for the first time on record this autumn.

The call for proposals, expected this autumn, targets Greek islands and will support hybrid systems that address both water scarcity and renewable power generation.

Greece is among the top 25 most water-stressed countries worldwide, increasing the potential for a water crisis