AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoIsland Waste: Greece has approved €6.4 million to restore disused dumps on Mykonos, Tinos, Sifnos, Patmos, Paxos and Kalymnos. The cleanup is expected to protect island ecosystems and end €480,000 in annual EU fines. Extreme Weather: Flooding in Crete has renewed questions about Greece’s preparedness, after floodwaters damaged a bridge and swept a car into a river. More storms and heavy rain are forecast across the country. Fisheries Funding: Marine conservation group Archipelagos has asked the European Public Prosecutor’s Office to investigate claims that at least €52 million in EU fisheries funds supported projects with no clear connection to the sector. The government denies wrongdoing. Clean Energy: Renewable power is helping lower electricity costs on Agios Efstratios, showing how island energy projects can benefit local residents. Climate and Nature: Greece reported fewer wildfire outbreaks and less burned land in 2026, while September was the world’s second-warmest on record. WWF also says sea turtles are rebounding in Greece, even as wildlife declines globally.
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