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What Factors Contributed to the Flooding Effects of the Bad Weather that Swept Crete

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“Due to tourism development, large hotel units have been built on the beach, leaving little space for the water to descend,” says EKPA professor Michalis Diakakis, referring to Crete The post Crete: What factors contributed to the flooding effects from the bad weather that swept the island appeared first on in.gr.

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“Due to tourism development, large hotel units have been built on the beach, leaving little space for the water to descend,” says EKPA professor Michalis Diakakis, referring to Crete The post Crete: What factors contributed to the flooding effects from the bad weather that swept the island appeared first on in.gr.

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The issue of the flooding phenomena recorded in Crete, as well as the factors that worsen their consequences, was mentioned in the show "Semna kai Tapeina" with Dimitris Petropoulos, by the Assistant Professor of Extreme Phenomena and Natural Disasters at the University of Athens, Michalis Diakakis. Mountainous terrain and intense tourist development As he initially emphasized, "Crete has two characteristics that are related ...

On the question of the flood phenomena recorded in Crete, but also on the factors that aggravate their consequences,...

Speaking to ΕΡΤnews Radio 105, Assistant Professor of Extreme Phenomena and Natural Disasters at the University of Athens, Michalis Diakakis, referred to the issue of the flooding phenomena recorded in Crete, as well as the factors that exacerbate their consequences.

The issue of the flooding phenomena recorded in Crete, as well as the factors that worsen their consequences, was mentioned in the show "Semna kai Tapeina" with Dimitris Petropoulos, by the Assistant Professor of Extreme Phenomena and Natural Disasters at the University of Athens, Michalis Diakakis. Mountainous terrain and intense tourist development As he initially emphasized, "Crete has two characteristics that are related ... More www.ertnews…

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ERT NEWS broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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