Environmental soil science
Flood risks loom along Kifissos River
Local mayors along the Kifissos River in Athens have raised alarm about the potential for catastrophic flooding, with 250,000 residents and vital infrastructure at risk.
A recent National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) report highlights the southern stretch of the river as the most vulnerable, warning that the area is already at its limit for stormwater drainage.
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UN warns of disease risk after Papua New Guinea landslide
Survivors of a deadly Papua New Guinea landslide face a "significant risk of disease outbreak" and are yet to receive sufficient food and clean water supplies, a United Nations agency said Thursday.
Tragic Landslide in Papua New Guinea Buries Thousands Alive!
The National Disaster Center of Papua New Guinea has reported a devastating landslide in a remote village in the northern region, burying over 2,000 people beneath the debris. Initially estimated to have claimed around 100 lives, the death toll has tragically soared since the disaster unfolded.
Papua New Guinea: 2,000 people buried alive by a landslide
"No one could escape" said a resident of a nearby village from the one that disappeared in the landslide
More than 100 feared dead in Papua New Guinea after deadly landslide
Rescue teams arrived at the site of a massive landslide in Papua New Guinea's remote highlands Saturday, helping villagers search for hundreds of people feared dead under towering mounds of rubble and mud.
The disaster hit an isolated part of Enga province at around 3:00 am Friday, according to government officials, when many villagers were at home asleep.
Weather: flooded roads in Karditsa and Pelion, where it has snowed - The course of bad weather
The state mechanism is on the alert for any landslides - Heavy rains and storms today - The 6 areas where the phenomena will be intense
Seven months after Daniel, only mud remains in Vlochos
A series of beautiful, simple houses with roofs that look like those we see in children's drawings. Open spaces, sun, signs of the coming spring in most fields - some of which still look like small stagnant lakes. Nothing is missing from the landscape except the human presence.
Plan to prevent Thessaly desertification
The problems posed by climate change are being experienced first-hand in Greece, with scientists raising the alarm that the central region of Thessaly is at risk of desertification.
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2 engineers arrested over landslide at Erzincan mine
In the latest development in the investigation into a landslide at a mine in the eastern province of Erzincan, two engineers from the operating company have been arrested, bringing the total number of arrests to eight.
A water paradise in Greece created by a disaster
Discover Lake Tsivlou, created by a spectacular yet violent landslide that wiped out an entire village about a century ago
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