Athens and the wider Attica region face an escalating water crisis as reservoir levels hit historic lows. Officials warn that if current trends continue, the capital could face severe shortages within two years

Satellite data reveal a 44% reduction in Mornos Lake’s surface, prompting water authorities to activate wells and prepare for ongoing water shortages in Attica

A UN report warns of worsening droughts, floods, and glacier loss, predicting that more than half the global population may struggle to access water within the next 25 years

A new digital tool, WATERWISE, developed by Greek universities, measures how much water tourists consume and predicts future shortages, offering solutions for drought-stricken islands.

UN report warns over 2 billion people still lack safely managed drinking water, highlighting growing global inequalities in water and sanitation services

As Greece’s climate becomes drier, some suggest a shift toward crops with lower water demands. Weather variability, soil type, and seasonal temperatures heavily influence water needs

Greece, is among the most vulnerable in Europe to climate-driven drought, which poses increasing risks to agriculture and tourism — two key pillars of the Greek economy

To overcome these institutional limitations, the government is considering the creation of 45 new corporate entities — one for each of Greece’s river basins or designated regions.

The European Commission is reportedly set to call on member states to cut water consumption by at least 10% by 2030.

The head of the Supreme Court chief prosecutor's office requested calls on judicial officials to proceed with indictments swiftly and enforce relevant laws

Minister of Environment and Energy Thodoros Skylakakis deflected criticism that water prices will increase, instead pointing to billing