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209:. On average, electricity production cost in the NII is 2.5 times higher than in areas connected to a main electricity grid. Due to tourist seasonal demand, absence of storage space, and technical restrictions because of solar and wind's high chance of variability, installing renewable energy becomes increasingly more difficult on the NII. Thus, during the decade of 2021 to 2030, these islands are working to become interconnected with the mainland electricity system, reducing the need for oil imports. In June 2021, the power link between the mainland and the islands of Crete was completed. These connectivity offers a two benefits for the NII, as cheaper electricity can be supplied to the islands, and more renewables can be built because the interconnection allows for the balancing of energy amounts due to variable generation and varying demand.
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462:. The impact of climate change on these beetles will result in the expansion of these beetles. This expansion alongside the forest's susceptibility to disease is likely to result in more outbreaks. Changes in temperature and precipitation will allow the bark beetles to thrive in increased drought conditions, while increasing the trees susceptibility to being infested by the beetles. Droughts weaken tree vigour which leads to infections by diseases and / or heightened exposure to fires. Heightened insect infections alongside heightened susceptibility to fire promotes fuel leading to devastating effects of Greece's biodiverse forests.
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and growth. At the individual level, fish may actually benefit from warmer temperatures in terms of reaching commercial sizes faster due to faster growth. However, at the population level, the increase of extreme weather events, such as floods, cyclones, and windstorms, could largely offset the benefits caused by the faster rate of growth. Regardless of the increased growth due to warmer temperatures, warm-water fish species are expected to perform range shifts and move northwards, and cold-water fish species will decline.
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746:. This convention served as the first large scale agreement between signing countries and the UN to reduce the impact that climate change was predicted to have globally. Greece signed this convention in 1992 and ratified it in 1994, adopting the 1st National Programme for Climate Change in 1995. This program took into account both economic and social parameters and set a restriction for Greece to reduce their contribution to the increase of greenhouse gas emissions, mainly CO
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measures in the country to ensure the goal is meet. This is done by drafting and adopting the national strategy into regional plans. Further by establishing government institutions for a smooth transition towards climate neutrality, focusing on the establishment of a carbon budgeting mechanism. Lastly the goal is to be achieved by creating policies and measures that aim to mitigate emissions from high emission sectors such as building, transport and business.
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to the vulnerability that climate change causes. The impacts of increasing temperatures on economies is therefore larger on Greece compared to other
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435:. Greece is home to 22% of the biodiverse Mediterranean species and is home to 25 times more species than its landmass would suggest it could have. Greece's position in the Mediterranean basin is reason as to why the country has extremely high levels of biodiversity. An increase of 3.6 in the global temperature could cause a loss of over 50% of plant species in the Mediterranean.
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627:. This means that plant species require certain chill requirements to achieve regular crop yields. The olive tree is very resistant to drought, hence why it thrives in Greece. However because the winter will be more warm, there will be a lack of cold temperatures necessary for the olive trees to bloom. The olive tree is affected by temperature changes,
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difference in an estimated 8 to 10 degrees. This is due a lack of green areas and poor ventilation. Thus, Greek cities will feel extra pressure during climate change than rural areas. During the period of 1971-2000 the average number of heatwaves was 1.4, and this is expected to rise to an average of 6 over the next 25 years.
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by the year 2050. The goal is to achieve this in the most environmentally sustainable way possible. The law defines climate neutrality as the balance of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions from their sources and their absorptions by carbon sinks. This
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measures for all sectors in Greece that are expected to be significantly affected by change. It is a strategic document, providing guidance in climate change adaptation. The NAS was developed in 13 Regional
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Climate change legislation in Greece has been harmonised alongside relevant EU directives to ensure the country is aiming for similar changes to emission. The
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begins in the summer, then the colder conditions of the winter begins the dormancy phase. Post dormancy the olive tree must be exposed to higher temperatures to break its dormancy and activate the shoot growth. Without an adequate chilling phase, the quantity and quality of the flowering on the olive
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producers in Europe. Greece accounts for almost 80% of the
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with over 20% of Greece's coastline under threat (EUROSION, 2004). There is heightened vulnerability of this coastal erosion due to sea level rise. The impact of sea level rise will occur by inundation and erosion. The southern part of Greece will be more vulnerable to these impacts than the northern
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in the water will also decrease calcium carbonate levels, which in turn will negatively affect the skeletal growth of key marine species, such as coral. Since these species are at the bottom of the food chain, their decline could greatly affect those higher up on the food chain who are depending on
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production comes from marine life that are farmed at sea, which are subject to the environmental conditions that are outside of human control. One of these farming locations is the Mediterranean Sea which surrounds Greece's mainland and all its islands. Aquaculture in the Mediterranean is important
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The coastal zone of Greece is 18,400km in length for the mainland and 9,835km for the islands. The population among the coast is high, with 33% of the Greek population inhabiting coastal areas 1-2 km from the coast and 85% living 50km from the coast. The coastal zone provides for valuable goods and
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carbon dioxide equivalent greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions coming from Greece decreased dramatically. In 2005, Greece hit their record high for GHG emissions, at 132.57 tonnes. Since then, the GHG emissions per capita more than halved. Greece's emissions per capita decreased at a faster rate than the
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Monioudi, Isavela N.; Karditsa, Aikaterini; Chatzipavlis, Antonios; Alexandrakis, George; Andreadis, Olympos P.; Velegrakis, Adonis F.; Poulos, Serafim E.; Ghionis, George; Petrakis, Stylianos; Sifnioti, Dafni; Hasiotis, Thomas; Lipakis, Michalis; Kampanis, Nikolaos; Karambas, Theophanis; Marinos,
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Schuur, Edward A.G.; Abbott, Benjamin W.; Commane, Roisin; Ernakovich, Jessica; Euskirchen, Eugenie; Hugelius, Gustaf; Grosse, Guido; Jones, Miriam; Koven, Charlie; Leshyk, Victor; Lawrence, David; Loranty, Michael M.; Mauritz, Marguerite; Olefeldt, David; Natali, Susan; Rodenhizer, Heidi; Salmon,
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surrounding the sea, it is one of the areas that is highly affected by climate change. In Mediterranean sea, temperatures are increasing 20% faster than the global average. Increased temperatures due to climate change have been associated with changes in fish age at maturity, time of reproduction,
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The Greek forests have many drought-tolerant tree species and so it has been thought that these trees would be favoured with the proposed increase in temperatures. However, a severe drought in eastern Greece killed many of the drought-tolerant Mediterranean pines. The increase in temperatures will
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The Kyoto Protocol was created in 1997, but wasn't fully ratified and put into motion until 2005. It is an agreement to follow the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change by setting goals for industrialized countries to limit their greenhouse gas emissions and reduce global warming.
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will cause the carrying-capacity of these highly populous beaches to become sensitive. Not only will the tourism sector be affected, but so will the economies that rely on the coast such as agriculture. Estimates for the cost of sea level rise show a cost of 24.9 billion for a 0.5m rise and 265.2
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Since the 1960s, Greece's average annual temperature has been rising. In addition, from 2000 to 2020, Greece's average annual temperature increase was 0.047°C, which is 0.011°C above the global average. Assuming the amount of global GHG emissions remain high, temperature increases in summer and
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of Environment and Energy (MEEN) is the competent authority to draft the NAS, the group that oversees and revises the strategies. The National Climate Change Adaptation Committee (NCCAC) has representatives from different areas of government, forming a group that develops and supports adapting
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However, the entire agriculture sector as a whole is not expected to be entirely affected negatively by climate change. The extension of the growing season due to increased temperatures will allow further cultivation of certain crops. This will give certain crops the opportunity to expand, for
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There are seven themes under which the NECP aims to attain its object. These seven themes are: (1) Climate change, emissions and removals of greenhouse gases, (2) Renewable energy sources, (3) Improvement in energy efficiency, (4) Security of energy supply, (5) Energy market, (6) Agriculture,
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Most Greek forests are fire-adapted, however increase in fire due to climate change threatens the natural equilibrium of the ecosystem. Fire in Greek forests are natural, with most plants being fire-adapted and are a determining factor in the development of the Greek ecosystems. With rising
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By the year 2050 it is expected that Greece will be hit by 15-20 heatwaves in a year. A heatwave is defined as a day where the temperature becomes higher than the 90th percentile of temperatures for the region. This will contribute to 'Urban Heat Islands', causing areas in cities to have a
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Greece is also one of the countries with the oldest fleet of cars within the EU, with an average vehicle age of 13.5 years in 2015. These older cars contribute more to emissions than newer models due to the new models' low-emission technology and alternative fuels that can be utilized.
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services from the natural resources. This area is highly productive for the economic activity of Greece with 80% of industrial activities, 90% of tourism and 35% of agriculture occurring in the coastal zones. Coastal erosion caused by sea level rise is a significant issue for Greece.
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accounts for 13% of the labour force in Greece, with one-third of exports in Greece being from agricultural products. Climate change is set to increase the mean average temperature leading to a positive increase in the number of hotter days and nights and frost days to decrease.
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During the touristic periods of the year in Greece, which falls from May to August, emissions from transportation such as ships, cars, and airplanes are at their highest, which is becoming more and more evident in popular tourist destinations such as in the Mediterranean area.
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Medium-range estimates of Arctic carbon emissions could result from moderate climate emission mitigation policies that keep global warming below 3°C (e.g., RCP4.5). This global warming level most closely matches country emissions reduction pledges made for the Paris Climate
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and provides a habitat for 20% of marine species in the Mediterranean. As storms and hurricanes become more frequent and severe, fields of posidonia reduce the power of the waves and currents, and in autumn, the dead leaves float up to the surface and protect again
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by way of increased drought, flooding, wildfires and sea level rise. These extreme weather conditions are likely to become more frequent and as a result landscapes and biodiversity will be affected. Climate change will also cause human activities such as
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GHG emissions from aviation and shipping are also of increasing importance due to the global rise in domestic and international flights as well as sea cruises and traditional commercial navigation. In 2017, aviation contributed 11.6% of Greece's
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its overall greenhouse gases emissions targets. This plan targets carbon emissions, energy efficiency, energy security and innovation. As party to this Plan, Greece has introduced policies and laws to ensure the target of the plan will be meet.
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Countries could primarily use national measures to achieve their individual emissions target amount. However, a key part of the Kyoto Protocol was the introduction of market mechanisms based on the principle of trading emissions permits.
550:. However, climate change is causing a serious decline in the posidonia species. Due to increasing temperatures, posidonia is under stress and is changing its distribution in ocean waters. These higher temperatures also attract
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The fire season is expected to rise by 15% and 70%, with a drop of 10% to 30% days of rainfall. This, alongside increased chance of heatwaves will further cause disruption to the Greek forests, affecting the ecosystems.
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temperatures, fires in Greece will become more common and severe, above the natural standard, leading to long-lasting damage. Climate change is furthering the likelihood of forest fires due to rising air temperatures,
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On the individual level, the per capita GHG emissions in Greece as of 2021 was 5.93 tonnes. By sector, the top three sources of GHG emissions include electricity and heat, transportation, and aviation and shipping.
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and lack of rainfall. There have been changes in the reduction of time between successive fires and the time of the fire season. The region is now seeing a longer fire season with higher frequency and intensity.
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side due to the geography of the area. Beach erosion will be damaging to Greek beaches as the beaches are vulnerable due to their small size, climatic characteristics and the negative sediment budgets. In the
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In most total energy consumption measurements, there are three componentsâheat, electricity, and transport. Those three components make up the largest sector releasing GHG emissions from 1990-2019 in Greece.
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and growth in accordance with Greece's National Recovery and Resilience Plan and is backed by resources from the Recovery and Resilience Facility. These include both governmental and private investments in
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and herbivorous fish, which can leave posidonia meadows completely barren. The rising sea levels can negatively affect this species as well, causing a regression due to less light reaching the meadows for
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In 2002, Greece adopted the 2nd National Programme for Climate Change, which added measures for Greece to meet the goal set by the Kyoto Protocol by setting restrictions on 3 more greenhouse gasses,
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As of 2022, 56.69% of electricity production in Greece comes from fossil fuels. That means that 43.31% of electricity production comes from renewable energy technologies. Another way to reduce CO
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to further affect Greek's ecosystems. Ecosystems in Greece are already at their tipping point, close to their environmental limits. Policies and laws have been put in place by the
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tree is negatively affected which will affect olive production. Climate change will have impacts on the growth of olive trees and subsequently affect the economy surrounding it.
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There are specific sectoral measures of the National Climate Law that have been introduced and will be introduced to achieve the goal of climate neutrality which are as follows:
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Voloudakis, Dimitrios; Karamanos, Andreas; Economou, Garifalia; Kalivas, Dionissios; Vahamidis, Petros; Kotoulas, Vasilios; Kapsomenakis, John; Zerefos, Christos (2015-01-01).
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emissions accounted for almost 95% of all of Greece's GHG emissions, at 56.31 million tonnes. In comparison to global emission levels, Greece emits 0.15% of the world's CO
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can be emitted in a single year. Companies can then trade for higher or lower emission allowances. So far, this system has helped reduce the aviation sector's
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in Greece. The olive tree is one of the most cultivated tree species in the Mediterranean region. Greece, as a country in the Mediterranean biome, is of a
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autumn are produced to be higher than in spring, with the mainland regions experiencing more warming than the islands in all seasons except in autumn.
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predicts 2.5 to 2.9°C of warming based on current policies and action, with pledges and government agreements taking this to 2.1°C.
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equals more plant growth), however other climatic variables such as droughts will negatively impact productivity overall.
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Creating Resilient Landscapes in an Era of Climate Change: Global Case Studies and Real-World Solutions
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Projecting climate change impacts on Mediterranean finfish production: a case study in Greece.
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Verity; SchÀdel, Christina; Strauss, Jens; Treat, Claire; Turetsky, Merritt (2022).
2291:, opened for signature 9 May 1992, 1771 UNTS 107 (entered into force 21 March 1994)
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Different sectors in Greece and how much each contributes to Greece's GHG emissions
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2303:, opened for signature 22 March 1989, 1673 UNTS 57 (entered into force 5 May 1992)
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1937:. Cambridge, UK and New York, NY: Cambridge University Press. pp. 2233â2272.
1546:"Effect of delta9-tetrahydrocannabinol on rat liver microsomal lipid peroxidation"
921:(c) Final object for energy consumption in 2030 to be lower than recorded in 2017.
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1955:"Preserving Greek marine wildlife under a changing climate".
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policies. This committee group is the advisory to the MEEN.
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1137:"Greek islands are beautiful - but can they go green, too?"
198:. However, Greece has not explored that energy option yet.
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1333:"Greece Climate Resilience Policy Indicator â Analysis"
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emissions. These emissions occur due to the burning of
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974:, to support the green and digital transformation.
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United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification
183:However, 19.39% of Greece's energy also comes from
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of energy. These emissions are mainly made up of CO
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1196:Hausfather, Zeke; Peters, Glen (29 January 2020).
826:National Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change
2754:"Cohesion and regional development Overview 2023"
2423:"Marking the Kyoto Protocol's 25th anniversary".
537:emissions from the Mediterranean Basin since the
1100:European Parliamentary Research Service (2021).
458:, is known for causing the death of millions of
49:Total GHG emissions from 1851 to 2021 in Greece.
1361:Rastandeh, Amin; Meghann Jarchow, eds. (2022).
1014:"The Consequences Of Climate Change In Greece"
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901:Transition of Islands to Climate Neutrality
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316:the most intense climate change scenario
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2242:"Environment - Greece in the UN-Geneva"
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1550:Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology
2631:"Law 4936/2022: Greek Climate Law"
1506:Environmental Science & Policy
1084:"COâ and Greenhouse Gas Emissions"
886:Municipal Emission Reduction Plans
495:have been severely overexploited.
439:area has been slowly decreasing.
64:emissions. From 2005 to 2021, the
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470:As of 2016, over 84% of Europe's
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1757:. Cham, Switzerland: Springer.
720:Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety
37:to try to manage these issues.
1082:; Rosado, Pablo (2020-05-11).
872:Sectoral policies and measures
619:are important products in the
233:In 2017, the road transport CO
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2438:"What is the Kyoto Protocol?"
2028:Agricultural Water Management
1815:Biodiversity and Conservation
1601:Regional Environmental Change
672:Ramsar Convention on Wetlands
298:Köppen climate classification
1705:Mediterranean Marine Science
1562:10.1016/0041-008x(75)90148-9
1518:10.1016/j.envsci.2013.08.006
593:agriculture sector in Greece
521:Image of posidonia oceanica.
394:Greece is under threat from
300:map for Greece for 1980â2016
282:Impacts on natural landscape
2520:climate-adapt.eea.europa.eu
2040:10.1016/j.agwat.2014.07.028
1699:Doukakis, E. (2004-06-01).
1285:"Explainer: IPCC Scenarios"
127:emissions are coupled with
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652:Mitigation and adaptation
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1183:29, 34670â34684 (2022).
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1043:"Biodiversity in Greece"
951:European Investment Bank
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763:hydrofluorocarbons (HFC)
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41:Greenhouse gas emissions
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1959:. Retrieved 2023-05-02.
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1469:10.3390/jmse10111673
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955:sustainable recovery
934:Developed after the
867:80% by the year 2040
864:55% by the year 2030
848:National Climate Law
817:Domestic initiatives
543:oxygenates the ocean
336:thermal power plants
314:2071â2100 map under
164:Electricity and heat
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1991:10.3390/su142417048
1660:2012CEJG....4..561K
1428:10.3390/su142013395
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944:digital transition.
892:Environment Permits
621:agricultural sector
511:Mediterranean Basin
454:National Park and
276:European Commission
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2516:"Greece â English"
2165:10.3390/su13169107
1892:www.britannica.com
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1764:978-3-319-95267-3
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1124:Our World in Data
1088:Our World in Data
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936:COVID-19 pandemic
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3162:South Korea
3147:North Korea
3137:Middle East
3062:Afghanistan
2943:South Sudan
2544:ypen.gov.gr
2034:: 116â128.
1258:: 343â371.
788:Non-Annex 1
587:Agriculture
477:overfishing
475:due to the
472:aquaculture
448:bark beetle
106:methane (CH
3424:Categories
3409:Wiktionary
3347:the Arctic
3342:Antarctica
3122:Kyrgyzstan
3072:Bangladesh
3067:Azerbaijan
2908:Mozambique
2893:Madagascar
2868:the Gambia
2821:adaptation
2817:mitigation
2801:by country
2739:2023-06-15
2735:(in Greek)
2718:2023-06-15
2694:2023-05-17
2667:2023-05-17
2640:2023-05-17
2635:www.ey.com
2601:2023-05-17
2574:2023-05-17
2550:2023-05-17
2546:(in Greek)
2525:2023-05-17
2492:2023-05-17
2465:2023-05-15
2412:unfccc.int
2251:2023-05-14
2246:www.mfa.gr
1897:2023-05-02
1773:1079006334
1342:2023-05-01
1147:2023-04-26
1080:Roser, Max
1052:2023-05-18
1023:2023-05-18
978:References
833:adaptation
605:rise of CO
567:Heat waves
489:red mullet
420:inundation
377:Heat waves
84:emissions.
66:per capita
3301:Australia
3167:Sri Lanka
3092:Indonesia
3029:Nicaragua
3014:Guatemala
3004:Greenland
2984:Argentina
2228:254082913
2220:1867-383X
2174:2071-1050
2118:253631629
2110:1573-1480
2048:0378-3774
2000:2071-1050
1843:254288996
1835:1572-9710
1727:1791-6763
1686:129460621
1678:2391-5447
1621:1436-378X
1570:0041-008X
1526:1462-9011
1512:: 61â78.
1478:2077-1312
1437:2071-1050
1391:253834252
1018:Dianeosis
642:Santorini
629:flowering
493:fisheries
143:By sector
3387:Category
3177:Thailand
3152:Pakistan
3127:Malaysia
3077:Cambodia
3034:Suriname
3019:Honduras
2968:Zimbabwe
2953:Tanzania
2863:Ethiopia
2858:Eswatini
2843:Botswana
2086:(1): 7.
1933:(eds.).
1735:84518283
1629:10099348
1295:Archived
1232:31996825
841:Ministry
754:O and CH
529:such as
491:natural
460:Firtrees
452:Parnitha
69:overall
22:changing
3368:Tropics
3294:Oceania
3240:Ireland
3230:Germany
3220:Finland
3210:Belgium
3205:Austria
3187:Vietnam
3044:Uruguay
3009:Grenada
2958:Tunisia
2933:Somalia
2928:Senegal
2918:Nigeria
2913:Namibia
2903:Morocco
2888:Liberia
2883:Lesotho
2853:Eritrea
2838:Algeria
2813:impacts
2088:Bibcode
1656:Bibcode
1210:Bibcode
836:level.
784:Annex 1
636:Tourism
500:seabass
416:erosion
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3326:Tuvalu
3280:Sweden
3270:Turkey
3265:Russia
3260:Poland
3255:Norway
3235:Greece
3225:France
3215:Cyprus
3197:Europe
3182:Turkey
3172:Taiwan
3117:Jordan
3107:Israel
3024:Mexico
2994:Canada
2989:Brazil
2963:Uganda
2898:Malawi
2830:Africa
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