Greek Zeolite

Information session on the topic ‘zeolite is changing the lives of farmers and livestock breeders’ – Neochori, Nea Orestiada – Wednesday 11 May 2016 – 7.00 pm

Zeolife.gr is organising an information session on the use of natural zeolite in agriculture and livestock farming. The topics to be covered are as follows: What is zeolite? What properties does it have? What are its applications? How is it used in agriculture? Is it compatible with the use of fertilisers? Is it compatible with organic farming methods? Can it be used in greenhouses? How is it applied in livestock farming? Which of its characteristics play a role in these applications? How does it affect the environment and human health? At the end, there will be time for questions and ... Read more

Interview with N. Lygeros on Radio Elpida 96.1 FM

Interview with N. Lygeros on Radio Elpida 96.1FM regarding the geostrategic position of Thrace, Greek zeolite and the utilisation of natural gas, on 22 April 2016.

Interview with N. Lygeros on Radio Maximum with D. Kollios

Professor Nikos Lygeros in an interview on Radio Maximum with D. Kollios, discussing Greek zeolite and the investment in Petrota. 12/04/2016 source: Nikos Lygeros YouTube channel

Interview with N. Lygeros by K. Siligardos. Radio Crete

Interview with Professor N. Lygeros on the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), zeolite and Greece’s development prospects, conducted by K. Syligardos on Radio Crete on 28 March 2016 Source: Nikos Lygeros’s YouTube channel

Tourism and cultural heritage – Nikos Lygeros

Lecture by Professor Nikos Lygeros on the topic: ‘Tourism and Cultural Heritage’, at the Tholaria Cultural Centre on Amorgos. Source

Greece is changing through large-scale projects – N. Lygeros

No matter how hard they try to convince us, pessimistic approaches remain just that and do absolutely nothing to change the situation. Because it is only through large-scale projects that Greece can change and secure a future. Among these projects we include the Greek Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) with the EuroAsia Interconnector power cable, the EastMed natural gas pipeline, Greek zeolite with all its applications, and Greek innovation on the international stage. For these are not merely on a par with the Egnatia Motorway or the Ionian Motorway, or even the Rio–Antirrio Bridge, but they far exceed them, because they ... Read more

The Free Besieged Will Survive – N. Lygeros

When we look at the problems we face, over time we come to realise that they stem not from their very nature, but from the way they are managed. So whilst we may have the impression that things are difficult, at least at first, after so many attempts we see that it is ultimately our own incompetence that traps us. We are, then, free yet besieged in our own homeland, but not by foreigners, merely by those we chose to solve our problems, without realising that this does not, in essence, concern them. For it is inconceivable that, after all ... Read more

Interview with N. Lygeros on zeolite on ERT3-Macedonia with L. Kesidou

Interview with N. Lygeros on zeolite on ERT3-Macedonia with L. Kesidou

The lies about Greece’s exit are over – N. Lygeros

At last, the lies about Greece leaving the EU – as if the European Union would want that – have come to an end. From the very beginning of this whole affair, we have consistently written that no such procedure exists within the institutional framework, however much some people might have imagined it. The only way for such an exit to happen is solely through Greece’s own will. You’d need the liver of Prometheus to endure the beating we’ve taken. But now more and more voices are speaking out freely and putting an end to this farce. The funniest thing, ... Read more

Objective Values – N. Lygeros

When there are not even objective values within a political sphere, how can one expect any progress in the implementation of a policy? When it has been proven that the only thing that matters is the party – and nothing else, no matter what happens in our country – why are you still wondering if there is any hope? The crux of the matter surely lies elsewhere, especially when you realise that it is incapable of playing any role in strategy or action. For the rigged negotiations not only failed to benefit Greece’s progress, but actually managed to undermine it, ... Read more