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Temperature Increase in Greece over the Last 30 Years - How Will Climate Change Affect the Country in the Future

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"Climate change is here," says Kostas Lagouvardos and explains the significant implications for the country The post Climate change: The temperature in Greece has increased by 1.5 degrees in the last 30 years appeared first on in.gr.

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This summer in Europe shows that climate change is here and that more and more often we will see such extreme temperature phenomena, emphasizes Costas Lagouvardos. The meteorologist and director of research at the National Observatory of Athens stresses that as long as we do not tackle the cause that creates climate change, that is, we do not limit greenhouse gas emissions, climate changes will be more and more intense. He emphasizes that the te…

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"Climate change is here," says Kostas Lagouvardos and explains the significant implications for the country The post Climate change: The temperature in Greece has increased by 1.5 degrees in the last 30 years appeared first on in.gr.

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This summer in Europe shows that climate change is here and that we will see such extreme temperature phenomena more and more often, emphasizes Kostas Lagouvardos, Meteorologist and Director of ... More

The average temperature in Crete has increased by one degree Celsius over the last three decades, according to scientific studies.

Climate change hit Europe this summer with extreme high temperatures in various countries, with the phenomena becoming increasingly frequent. As ... The article Climate change brings endless heat waves and less water – Lagouvardos' warning for Greece was published in NewsIT.

This summer in Europe shows that climate change is here and that we will see such extreme temperature events more and more often ...

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in.gr broke the news in Greece on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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