Islands
Volunteer divers make clean seas their business
"Imagine your backyard covered in trash. Wouldn't you feel the need to clean it up?" asks Chrysanthos Chorbas, explaining how the Loutraki Divers group, headquartered at the seaside resort on the Gulf of Corinth, came to volunteer to clean the seabed of debris and trash that has built up over the years.
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Aegean Sea among the 5 sun-soaked archipelagos in the world
The Aegean Sea is among the 5 sun-soaked archipelagos sure to set off wanderlust, according to Virtuoso Traveler magazine, published by the largest luxury vacation network in the world, Vistuoso.
‘Coral Reef’ returns to Athens Planetarium
The dome film ‘Coral Reef’ returns to Athens’ Digital Planetarium for two months following many requests by audience members, the Eugenides Foundation announced.
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New Hydra desalination unit to serve as blueprint
A new desalination plant opened on Hydra on Monday giving the island access to drinking water at almost a third of the previous price, is set to prompt the government to make it easier for such units to be constructed.
The plant on Hydra is able to process 1,600 cubic meters of water a day. It was built by Greek firm TEMAK, which won a tender to build and run the unit for 12 years.
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Thousands of TV viewers to lose analogue signal Friday
Thousands of TV viewers in Attica, the Saronic islands, central and northern Evia and some parts of the Cyclades will receive a digital signal for the first time on Friday, when analogue broadcasts to these parts of Greece stop.
The switch is also set to affect thousands of others who already receive digital broadcasts.