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Glaciers on Turkey's highest mountain melting
CLIMATE CHANGE
Glaciers on Turkey's highest mountain melting
The melting glaciers on Mount Ağrı may cause landslides, a professor has warned.
24 August 2021
Climate fiction in literature
AS THE CLIMATE AND WORLD CHANGE - 14
Climate fiction in literature
Today, one of the most vital issues that climate-fiction literature should remind us again is what civilization actually is.
19 August 2021 Buket Uzuner
How is a climate-resilient agri-food system possible?
AS THE CLIMATE AND WORLD CHANGE - 12
How is a climate-resilient agri-food system possible?
Transitioning to a sustainable and resilient food system in response to the climate crisis requires recognizing food as a right and adopting the principles of food sovereignty.
5 August 2021 Fikret Adaman,Gökçe Yeniev,Duygu Avcı ,Umut Kocagöz
It is time to say stop to economic growth
AS THE CLIMATE AND WORLD CHANGE - 10
It is time to say stop to economic growth
The deepening of social and ecological problems of neoliberal capitalism and its vulnerability to the existing climate, financial, political, and health crises that we are experiencing accelerated the search for solutions and revealed degrowth as a strong alternative.
22 July 2021 Fikret Adaman,Gökçe Yeniev
The three pillars of climate journalism: Science, politics, and social justice
AS THE CLIMATE AND WORLD CHANGE - 7
The three pillars of climate journalism: Science, politics, and social justice
In today's world, where climate science is redefined in different forms, it is necessary for climate journalism to consistently reveal the actual causes of the crisis and those responsible.
30 June 2021 Ece Baykal Fide
Turkey sees warmest May in 51 years
Turkey sees warmest May in 51 years
Precipitation has decreased while temperatures have risen in May 2021, according to the MGM figures.
28 June 2021
We will see beautiful days, coal-free and sunny days
AS THE CLIMATE AND WORLD CHANGE - 5
We will see beautiful days, coal-free and sunny days
We can reach sunny days only through struggle. The long-term struggles against coal-fired power plants in Kırklareli, Eskişehir, and Amasra set examples for all of us.
17 June 2021 Elif Ünal
HDP warns of looming food crisis in Turkey due to climate change
HDP warns of looming food crisis in Turkey due to climate change
Climate crisis and drought have become a "class problem" in Turkey, says the HDP.
7 June 2021
A country outside of the global climate policy: Turkey
AS THE CLIMATE AND WORLD CHANGE - 1
A country outside of the global climate policy: Turkey
The global economic and social order is reshaping in the face of stagnation and climate crises. Turkey is strengthening the dimensions and effects of the structural emergencies by not being involved in these developments.
21 May 2021 Ebru Voyvoda
Turkey saw record high temperatures in 72 locations in January
Turkey saw record high temperatures in 72 locations in January
The country's average temperature in January was twice as high as it was in the previous years, says the state meteorological service.
11 February 2021
‘There is no vaccine for climate crisis, we must change’
GREENPEACE
‘There is no vaccine for climate crisis, we must change’
Greenpeace has compiled the disasters faced by the world and Turkey due to the climate crisis in 2020. The organization has explained the reasons why the climate crisis must be the first item on the agenda next year.
31 December 2020
‘Turkey should ratify Paris Agreement now’
JOINT CALL BY NGOS
‘Turkey should ratify Paris Agreement now’
Ahead of the 5th anniversary of Paris Climate Agreement on December 12, non-governmental organizations have called on Turkey to ratify the agreement and to improve its nationally determined contribution targets.
11 December 2020
10 cities in Turkey have their hottest Septembers on record
10 cities in Turkey have their hottest Septembers on record
According to Turkey’s Directorate General of Meteorology data, 10 cities have seen record high temperatures this September. Chamber of Meteorological Engineers Chair says that the last five years have been the warmest period of the world.
4 September 2020
Less precipitation, more drought await Turkey, says Ministry of Agriculture report
Less precipitation, more drought await Turkey, says Ministry of Agriculture report
According to a recent report prepared by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, in the upcoming period, Turkey’s climate will be marked by higher temperatures and less precipitation, accompanied by more severe droughts.
11 August 2020
Study: Mediterranean Basin to warm faster, face drought
Study: Mediterranean Basin to warm faster, face drought
An MIT study explains why the Mediterranean Basin will be arider with the rising temperatures, which is expected to cause increased rainfalls in other parts of the world.
7 August 2020
Minister blames climate change for floods near dam construction site
Minister blames climate change for floods near dam construction site
Environmental defenders say the increase in floods in the Black Sea region is caused by the change in the land structure because of roads, dams and hydroelectric power plants.
16 July 2020
Climate Crisis: Countries' Contributions Not Sufficient
Climate Crisis: Countries' Contributions Not Sufficient
Only three countries have updated their Nationally Determined Contributions ahead of the COP 26 summit while Turkey is not doing anything about the expected 3.2-degree warming. We spoke with climate experts and activists...
17 February 2020 Pınar Tarcan
Turkey Experienced Highest Number of Extreme Weather Events in 2019
Turkey Experienced Highest Number of Extreme Weather Events in 2019
The state meteorological service recorded 935 "extreme events," including floods, storms, and landslides.
17 February 2020
Climate Activist Makichyan: 'Activism Works in Russia Because We Have the Truth Behind Us'
Climate Activist Makichyan: 'Activism Works in Russia Because We Have the Truth Behind Us'
"My mother has known about my strikes from my social media and she was afraid for me. My father heard from some relatives, who have read an article about my strikes. Then there was an unpleasant conversation," says Makichyan.
6 August 2019 Deniz Çevikus
Plastics and Climate Crisis
GENERATION Z WRITES ON CLIMATE
Plastics and Climate Crisis
There is a world-wide campaign aiming to encourage people to give up on single-use plastics. This campaign is held in every July. But, what can be done in Plastic Free July? Here are some alternatives that we children offer...
22 July 2019 Güney Deniz Teke
55 Percent Say, ‘Government Makes No Effort About Climate Crisis’
PERCEPTION OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN TURKEY REPORT
55 Percent Say, ‘Government Makes No Effort About Climate Crisis’
The Perception of Climate Change in Turkey report by İklim Haber news website and KONDA research has shown that 46 percent of the participants are concerned about climate change and 15 percent are very concerned about it.
12 July 2019
School Strike for Climate in Ayvalık: Future Depends on What We Do Today
School Strike for Climate in Ayvalık: Future Depends on What We Do Today
Joining the “school strike for climate” movement upon the call of activist Greta Thunberg from Sweden, students from Turkey have met in Ayvalık, Balıkesir this week. Ayvalık Municipality has promised children to struggle against climate change.
10 May 2019 Elif Ünal
‘Extinction Rebellion’ Screams from Turkey: ‘This is Our Darkest Moment’
‘Extinction Rebellion’ Screams from Turkey: ‘This is Our Darkest Moment’
The Extinction Rebellion campaigners have staged protests around the world to draw attention to the “sixth mass extinction.” In Turkey, demonstrators demanded the government to put the Paris Climate Agreement into effect.
16 April 2019 Pınar Tarcan
Students from Turkey Join School Strike: We Have No Other Planet
GENERATION Z ON GLOBAL SCHOOL STRIKE FOR CLIMATE
Students from Turkey Join School Strike: We Have No Other Planet
Students from Turkey joined the global school strike upon the call of Greta Thunberg. Atlas Sarrafoğlu, one of the students who joined the strike in İstanbul, has said, “We didn’t go to school today, because school can wait, but climate change doesn’t.”
15 March 2019 Pınar Tarcan
'Climate Change Greatest Threat to Human Rights'
GREENPEACE MEDITERRANEAN STATEMENT ON HUMAN RIGHTS DAY
'Climate Change Greatest Threat to Human Rights'
While COP24 climate conference continues in Poland, Greenpeace Mediterranean has released a statement, emphasizing that human rights and climate change cannot be separately thought.
10 December 2018
Climate Change - Male Violence - It's Not A Coincidence
52 MEN 52 WEEKS/ 46 ÖMER MADRA
Climate Change - Male Violence - It's Not A Coincidence
Greta – Chomsky – Atwood... Climate Change – Everything Change – Fate Change... Turkey’s Child Brides and Pregnant Child Refugees... Let’s Look At It From The Other Side: We Can Still Change Fate...
22 November 2018 Ömer Madra
Events Against Global Warming Ahead of Global Climate Summit
Events Against Global Warming Ahead of Global Climate Summit
It will be drawn attention to global warming with 748 events to be held in 89 countries ahead of Global Climate Action Summit to be held in California from September 12-14. Climate movement volunteers in Turkey will organize 14 events in 10 cities.
7 September 2018
Lights to be Turned Off to Draw Attention to Climate Change
Lights to be Turned Off to Draw Attention to Climate Change
In addition to Beşiktaş, Fenerbahçe, Galatasaray sports clubs, 16 universities and 26 edifices will turn off their lights in support of Earth Hour campaign.
24 March 2017
Paris Agreement to Enter into Force, Turkey Still Hasn’t Ratified
Paris Agreement to Enter into Force, Turkey Still Hasn’t Ratified
The Paris Agreement setting out a global action to limit greenhouse gas to tackle climate change will enter into force in 30 days. Turkey still has not ratified the agreement.
6 October 2016
Coal-Fired Power Plants Choke Zonguldak
NİLAY VARDAR WAS IN ZONGULDAK
Coal-Fired Power Plants Choke Zonguldak
Another coal-fired thermal power plant is about to completed in Zonguldak where there are already three power plants, residents say “We are the ones inhaling the poison but it is others who benefit”.
18 November 2015 Nilay Vardar
Protests Banned in Antalya before G20 Summit
Protests Banned in Antalya before G20 Summit
G20 summit to focus on climate change, development, and immigration will be held in Turkey’s southern province of Antalya where all kinds of protests and rallies have been prohibited prior to the summit.
10 November 2015
Turkey's Intellectuals Join Forces Against Climate Change
Turkey's Intellectuals Join Forces Against Climate Change
Turkey's intellectuals, artists, academicians and activists signed a manifesto released by Istanbul Policy Center, Sabancı University and Stiftung Mercator Initiative to raise public awareness on climate change.
25 March 2013 Barış Mumyakmaz
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