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Environmental protection is blue, too
In the debate about protecting the environment, we often forget that seven-tenths of the surface of our planet is covered by water - oceans, seas, rivers, lakes. There is also the fact that Greece, with its islands, has the 11th longest coastline in the world.
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The war for eight billion minds – Analysis
As global events increasingly threaten Western stability, governments have demonstrated no inclination to entertain a diversity of viewpoints or discussions along the way
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Nature restoration: The bottom line
When we think of Nature, we think of luscious green forests, mountain hikes, long summer swims in clear blue waters or maybe the sound of the rain on leaves on a fresh autumn day. We think of cherished moments with our loved ones, or the time we went for a walk in the nearest spot to restructure our thoughts. But are these precious moments to be taken for granted?
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Bulgaria: An Elderly Woman has been Missing for over a Week (PHOTO)
An elderly woman from the Bulgarian village of Pushevo has been declared missing since Wednesday, May 3.
She was last seen at the upper end of Pushevo - the road to the village of Kereka. Her name is Monica Shtarbanova (Моника Щърбанова), she is around 70 years old, dressed in dark clothes with a winter gray hat.
Bulgaria: A Dog Killed its Owner in Sofia
A pit bull attacked and killed its owner in the "Hristo Botev" neighborhood of Sofia, Nova TV reports.
According to the information, the incident happened on Wednesday around 15:00 p.m. when the animal attacked its 48-year-old owner. A 112 call was made shortly after 16:00 p.m.
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Man arrested on Lesvos for hobbling donkey
The owner of a donkey on the eastern Aegean island of Lesvos was arrested on Monday on charges of animal cruelty, in the area of Plomari, local media reports said.
The unnamed suspect is accused of hobbling the donkey by tying its legs together, a practice known as "pastouroma" that is strictly prohibited under animal welfare law, as it can lead to serious injuries and even death.
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Pollution affects flamingo breeding in Gediz Delta
Pollution and poaching have decreased the nests and breeding areas of flamingos and crested pelicans at the mouth of the Gediz River in one of the largest deltas of the eastern Mediterranean, research and monitoring studies have revealed.
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Mapping Athens’ water routes
The Goethe Institute in Athens presents the local installment of the "Atlas of Mediterranean Liquidity," an ambitious project by the institution to create interactive maps of urban water points across the region, including drawings, photographs and details of their history and biodiversity.
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3 dogs mothering 52 abandoned puppies in shelter
Three stray dogs have fed 52 unmothered puppies in an animal shelter in the eastern province of Erzurum.
Three dogs named "Süslü," "Yumak," "Susam" who nurse the abandoned dogs brought to the shelter and 52 puppies became the center of attention of the visitors of a shelter in Erzurum.
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Lord of the Rings’ uncredited Gimli double did the work, and has the tattoo to prove it
Beattie got his 3rd knee reconstruction surgery. “The surgeon was asking me how I got those injuries, and I was like, ‘Well, I was battling Uruk-hai at Helm’s Deep’” he says