Fish upset the Milky Way

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And suddenly the pier at the port of Galaxidi was filled with fish! A gri gri unloaded approx 5 tons of "dashkas", a tuna-like fish, shocking local residents who speak of ecological disaster. Local authorities are going to ask the prosecutor for help, to clarify whether the heron "squeezed" the herd in the bay of Galaxidi, where fishing by mechanical means is prohibited. The incident happened two days ago. A grunt, derived, according to testimonies, from Patras, "moored" in Galaxidi and unloaded a huge amount of fish. "They were selling them as much as they were, 2 euro per kilo instead of 8-9 what is their value", says the owner of an adjacent tavern. "After a while a truck came and took them away, rather to be sold on the fish ladder".
The image of fish piled up on the pier disturbed the residents of Galaxidi, especially those dealing with the sea. "We believe that the gri gri “squished” the herd in the Chrissian Gulf, where fishing by mechanical means is prohibited, and peeled it off. Otherwise he would have gone to another port, in Patras or Corinth, to unload", argues Tasos Drosopoulos, vice-president of the Chrissian Gulf divers' association and member of the federation of ecological organizations of the Corinthian Gulf "Alkyon". "People are very upset, professional fishermen cannot make a living and they see this devastation. Corinthiakos is overfished and trawlers and trawlers should not have been allowed anywhere". The club "Alkyon" will appeal to the prosecutor, προκειμένου να ζητήσει στοιχεία από το υπουργείο Ναυτιλίας για το «στίγμα» του συγκεκριμένου γρι γρι, για να ξεκαθαριστεί αν ψάρεψε σε απαγορευμένη περιοχή ή όχι.   Continue to the source of the article….

Stricter emissions laws in Europe

European legislation in favor of the citizen and the environment.
KEIMENO: IRINI MOUSTAKARIA
European lawmakers approve tougher laws to approve new cars to be sold in the European Union. More specifically, the new regulations aim to address conflicting interests between national regulators and domestic manufacturers in order to avoid a repeat of a scandal such as Volkswagen Group's emissions cheating scandal.
The European Parliament voted with votes 585 pro and 77 under new bill that strengthens EU oversight and allows Brussels to fine carmakers, until 30.000 euros per vehicle.
To be valid, however, the new law must be completed after consultations between EU legislators, the European Commission and the member states.
According to the draft law, Automakers will no longer pay testing agencies directly in a bid to break 'customers'’ bonds in their relationships. In the future, EU states will have to fund car emissions testing centers or can charge car manufacturers for’ this purpose.
Every year, EU member states should at least try 20% of the car models sold in their market in the previous year.

Unstable weather: Rain and storms from the afternoon

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Local showers or isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon – afternoon in the north and possibly the rest of the mainland, as well as in the early morning hours in the eastern island country.
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weather: few clouds temporarily increased in the midday and afternoon hours with local rains and isolated thunderstorms mainly in the central, eastern Macedonia and Thrace. improvement in the evening. winds: from northern addresses 3 with 5 and in the evening in central Macedonia locally 6 Beaufort. temperature: from 03 to 17 degrees Celsius.   Continuation and other areas, to the source of the article…

Stricter emissions laws in Europe

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European legislation in favor of the citizen and the environment.   KEIMENO: IRINI MOUSTAKARIA   European lawmakers approve tougher laws to approve new cars to be sold in the European Union. More specifically, the new regulations aim to address conflicting interests between national regulators and domestic manufacturers in order to avoid a repeat of a scandal such as Volkswagen Group's emissions cheating scandal.   The European Parliament voted with votes 585 pro and 77 under new bill that strengthens EU oversight and allows Brussels to fine carmakers, until 30.000 euros per vehicle.   To be valid, however, the new law must be completed after consultations between EU legislators, the European Commission and the member states.   According to the draft law, Automakers will no longer pay testing agencies directly in a bid to break 'customers'’ bonds in their relationships. In the future, EU states will have to fund car emissions testing centers or can charge car manufacturers for’ this purpose.   Every year, EU member states should at least try 20% of the car models sold in their market in the previous year.   Continue to the source of the article….