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Climate crisis affects women, women affect climate struggle
AS THE CLIMATE AND WORLD CHANGE - 13
Climate crisis affects women, women affect climate struggle
“It is easier for men to leave in a crisis due to the roles attributed to them. The burden of home and responsibility for the care of the elderly and children don't let women leave. That may be why women's climate struggle is so much more faithful and stubborn.”
12 August 2021 Merve Özçelik
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
Fires and pandemic
DR. OSMAN ELBEK WRITES
Fires and pandemic
The world is being heated. We are the ones heating the world. More precisely, the transnational companies, which exploit us as well, are the ones heating it. But, be that a fire or pandemic, we pay the price for it all together.
3 August 2021 Osman Elbek
When climate refugees knock on our door
AS THE CLIMATE AND WORLD CHANGE - 11
When climate refugees knock on our door
Climate disasters are forcing many people to leave the country and to seek asylum and protection. How ready is the national legislation of Turkey for this wave?
29 July 2021 Mehmet Mücteba Göktaş
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
NGOs blame 'wrong agricultural policies' for mass flamingo deaths in drying lake
NGOs blame 'wrong agricultural policies' for mass flamingo deaths in drying lake
Hundreds of flamingos that had just hatched were found dead in a dried part of Lake Tuz in central Turkey.
16 July 2021
Clean energy or betrayal?
AS THE CLIMATE AND WORLD CHANGE - 9
Clean energy or betrayal?
There are renewable energy investments all over Turkey. However, there is serious resistance to these investments. Is it renewable energy that the advocates of life are against, or is it the great destruction made in the name of renewable energy?
15 July 2021 Serkan Ocak
Bringing science, struggle, and art together
AS THE CLIMATE AND WORLD CHANGE - 8
Bringing science, struggle, and art together
Nature is in the city, with the water flowing from the tap or the “invasive” grass emerging from the ruins. The blurred boundaries of the city affect the climate struggles and contemporary art at the same time.
8 July 2021 Yasemin Ülgen
All buildings at risk can be repaired with Canal İstanbul’s budget
GREENPEACE
All buildings at risk can be repaired with Canal İstanbul’s budget
Greenpeace has listed what can be done if the 15-billion-dollar budget allocated to the Canal İstanbul Project is spent for green improvements: Over 14 million households can be provided with 10-ton rainwater collection systems.
25 June 2021
Either capitalism or the future
AS THE CLIMATE AND WORLD CHANGE - 6
Either capitalism or the future
The reason why we are not able to achieve an energy transformation, which is de facto possible, is because such a transformation is against the interests of the capitalists. That is why we need to target the system change, not the climate.
24 June 2021 Tuna Emren
The impact of climate crisis and fossil fuels on child health
AS THE CLIMATE AND WORLD CHANGE - 4
The impact of climate crisis and fossil fuels on child health
Climate change is the most vital threat facing today's children - and their children.
10 June 2021 Çiğdem Çağlayan,Funda Gacal
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
Climate change, securitarian policies and ghosts
AS THE CLIMATE AND WORLD CHANGE - 2
Climate change, securitarian policies and ghosts
It is now too difficult to protect capital accumulation and global minority's property. That is why states embrace the violence card. At the point where capitalism has no more promises, securitarian policies come to the fore.
27 May 2021 Özdeş Özbay
Climate crisis | ‘Turkey saw 984 extreme weather events in 2020’
Climate crisis | ‘Turkey saw 984 extreme weather events in 2020’
Ecosphere Association Campaigns Director Özgür Gürbüz has talked about the recent extreme weather events in the Aegean. Stressing that such events will increase gradually, he has called on the authorities to sign the Paris Agreement.
24 May 2021
Our life becomes history while we live!
AS THE CLIMATE AND WORLD CHANGE
Our life becomes history while we live!
With an article to be published every Thursday, bianet's article series "As the Climate and World Change" will shed light on the fight which is the greatest of all - and perhaps the last of all - in the history of human civilization as we know it!
20 May 2021 Ömer Madra
Statement on pandemic and genocide by academics
‘THEY ARE INTERCONNECTED’
Statement on pandemic and genocide by academics
24 genocide scholars, including Prof. Taner Akçam from Clark University, have released a joint statement underlining the interconnectedness of pandemic and genocide and explaining what needs to be done within this context.
9 April 2021
Turkey saw record-high extreme temperatures in 198 centers in 2020
Turkey saw record-high extreme temperatures in 198 centers in 2020
According to the data shared by Directorate General of Meteorology, the highest number of extreme temperatures were recorded in September 2020, when extreme temperatures were reported in 93 centers across the country.
19 January 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
Over half of society say climate crisis is a greater threat than virus
Over half of society say climate crisis is a greater threat than virus
According to the “Perception of Climate Change and Environmental Problems in Turkey” research conducted by the Climate News and KONDA Research company, 51.5 percent of Turkey’s population say, “Yes, climate crisis is a greater crisis than the virus.”
26 November 2020
‘We are at the forefront in the fight against climate change,’ says Erdoğan
‘We are at the forefront in the fight against climate change,’ says Erdoğan
In his video message to the UN Summit on Biodiversity, President and ruling AKP Chair Erdoğan has said, “Although we have an almost negligible historical responsibility, we are at the forefront in the fight against climate change.”
1 October 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
‘There are no trainings or precautions against fires, nor is there a fire brigade in Turkey’
PROF. ABDURRAHMAN KILIÇ
‘There are no trainings or precautions against fires, nor is there a fire brigade in Turkey’
In the wake of two recent forest fires in İstanbul and Çanakkale, Prof. Abdurrahman Kılıç says, “All fires go out, there is no fire that does not,” and adds, “The early extinguishment of a fire depends on a bit of luck.”
14 July 2020 Ayşegül Özbek
59 lakes in Turkey are in danger of drying up
CHP MP BİÇER KARACA
59 lakes in Turkey are in danger of drying up
According to a report prepared by main opposition CHP MP Biçer Karaca, seven of these 59 lakes “have almost come to a point of no return” while eight lakes are in danger of drying up due to the planned projects or wrong water policies.
9 July 2020
Number of floods increased by 19 times in 28 years
REPORT BY 350 ANKARA PLATFORM
Number of floods increased by 19 times in 28 years
Releasing a report amid recent heavy rains and floods across Turkey, the 350 Ankara platform has underlined that the number of floods is in direct proportion to the amount of asphalt and concrete poured in the country.
24 June 2020
Flood claims one life in İstanbul
Flood claims one life in İstanbul
İstanbul Governor Yerlikaya has announced that a person around 30 years old has died as a result of a brook overflowing its banks in Esenyurt district.
24 June 2020
Tropical Fish Species Start to Dominate in Mediterranean amid Global Heating
Tropical Fish Species Start to Dominate in Mediterranean amid Global Heating
Migrating from Suez Canal, Indian Ocean and Gibraltar Strait due to global heating, tropical fishes have started to be dominant species in the Mediterranean Sea.
27 May 2020
Record High May Temperatures in Antalya, Muğla Provinces
Record High May Temperatures in Antalya, Muğla Provinces
While the weather was 38.8 degrees Celsius in the Mediterranean province of Antalya yesterday, the temperature hit 39 degrees in Muğla. Allowed to go out for six hours, fewer citizens aged 65 and over went out yesterday.
18 May 2020
Climate Activist Makichyan: Pressure Gets Harder Every Day, But We Also Get Stronger
Climate Activist Makichyan: Pressure Gets Harder Every Day, But We Also Get Stronger
Arshak Makichyan has been striking for climate in Russia for over 40 weeks now. Arrested and imprisoned for 6 days, Makichyan has answered the questions of bianet.
14 January 2020 Deniz Çevikus
Turkey Experienced the Hottest November in 9 Years
Turkey Experienced the Hottest November in 9 Years
The average temperature of Turkey in November has long been measured as 8.9 degrees Celsius. However, this year, the average temperature in November increased by 2.6 degrees and became 11.5 degrees.
6 December 2019
Greenpeace: İstanbul Experiences the Hottest November in 40 Years
Greenpeace: İstanbul Experiences the Hottest November in 40 Years
Greenpeace Mediterranean has made a new statement about climate crisis: İstanbul has been experiencing the hottest November in 40 years. The average temperature is above 20 degrees Celsius. Climate crisis is to blame.
19 November 2019
Articles on Climate Crisis on bianet Every Wednesday
ARTICLES ON CLIMATE CRISIS
Articles on Climate Crisis on bianet Every Wednesday
In articles and interviews, we will discuss every aspect of the climate crisis and its impact on women, children, animals, ecosystems and biodiversity, climate policies, and climate movements in the world and Turkey.
8 November 2019 Demet Bilge Erkasap
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