Rising temperatures and climate change have led to a less predictable olive harvest in Greece, causing an increase in theft. Farmers, faced with fire risks and reduced harvests, are becoming increasingly vulnerable. From large-scale thefts, such as 37 tons of olive oil, to thieves stealing from personal stockpiles, the situation is becoming alarming. Olive oil accounts for 25% of Greek agriculture, but its future is uncertain because of these challenges.
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Criza uleiului de măsline este atât de gravă în Grecia încât îi tentează și pe hoți
Uleiul de măsline, în vizorul hoților din Grecia. Cultura slabă îi determină pe oameni să fure
Criza uleiului de măsline afectează grav Grecia. Spargere de amploare în Halkidiki, unde hoții au furat 37 de tone
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