What has Zero Waste changed in Türkiye in nine years?
Türkiye's Zero Waste Movement increased the recovery rate from 13% to 37.53% in 9 years. 90 million tons of waste was brought into the economy.
BlogThe invisible face of oil pollution in the oceans
Satellite analysis shows that oil pollution could affect approximately 1.58 million square kilometers of ocean surface annually.
BlogThe burden of the climate crisis and decision-making power are not in the same place
2.9 billion women are at climate risk, but their representation at decision-making tables is not yet equal.
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The burden of the climate crisis and decision-making power are not in the same place
2.9 billion women are at climate risk, but their representation at decision-making tables is not yet equal.
The invisible face of oil pollution in the oceans
Satellite analysis shows that oil pollution could affect approximately 1.58 million square kilometers of ocean surface annually.
What has Zero Waste changed in Türkiye in nine years?
Türkiye's Zero Waste Movement increased the recovery rate from 13% to 37.53% in 9 years. 90 million tons of waste was brought into the economy.
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Wildfires threaten air quality gains
The WMO’s new report reveals how rising temperatures and wildfire smoke threaten the gains made in air quality.
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2026 Planetary Health Report: Seven of nine planetary boundaries exceeded
If the ozone layer is recovering, can we save other systems as well? From the Potsdam report.
10 percent of the oceans are protected. So how much is actually protected?
In marine protected areas, application is as important as quantity. 2026 data shows the gap between global conservation targets and implementation on the ground.
Climate crisis threatens the passage of sheep
Climate crisis affects not only cities and industries, but also rural lifestyle forms. The future of the pastures is becoming more uncertain, especially for the communities moving with livestock. Research shows that climate change can risk the supply of millions of people by narrowing grass areas across the world. United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), m...
Climate change is now defined as a right breach
Climate change has been discussed as an environmental threat for a long time. However, the United Nations (BM) report released in 2026 reveals that this approach is no longer insufficient. For the first time, the climate crisis in the UN document is defined as a global human rights breach. This definition is not only a linguistic transformation but also international law, government responsibilities and...
How did water return from water attack?
The new report published by the United Nations University (UNU) says that the planet is to overcome a irreversible limit of water resources. Concepts such as ‘Water stress’ or ‘water crisis’ are now insufficient; experts define this period as global water failure. Climate crisis, excessive consumption, pollution and underground water... Many ecosystems around the world resist against these threats...
What happens to the natural areas?
Some regions that close to human life as a result of war, environmental disasters or industrial accidents have turned into areas where the nature is relivened unexpectedly over time. Although these aren’t having a resmî protection status, it has become a safe living space for many living types thanks to the reduction of human intervention. But these stories are just worth the victory of nature...
Climate crisis no longer work
Global climate change is not only environmental but also social and economical crisis. Increased temperatures affect not only external environment, indoor or outdoor business areas directly. Over 1 billion employees across the world are subjected to high temperature periods; about three of these people live health problems connected to temperature. T...
Community rights were discussed on the eighth day of COP30
The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) created the room of negotiations on the eighth day, re-natural solutions, community rights and high integrity carbon markets. In order to stop deforestation, reduce risks in supply chains and strengthen the share of domestic communities in climate financing, pear pear explanations were made. At the same time in carbon markets...
The world produces enough food. So why not expect 2,69 billion people healthy?
The UN’s recent report reduces global hunger. However, 2,69 billion people cannot feed healthy. Why do structural problems in food system?
Population, resources and future: What does a mathematical model say?
How does population and resources balance shape the future? Milan University: Applied mathematical model for 12.000 years data. What risks do results show?
1 threat from all 5 species under the soil
Penguens, polar bears, or pandalars, often carry on cuffs. But there is a much greater biodiversity crisis in the soil under our feet. A new research published in April 2026 reveals that 20 percent of soil-dependent types are threatened by global scale. Conservation International and International Union for Conservation of Natu...
Can blue nutrients be solution to food crisis?
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) draws a clear table for 2050: The world population will reach 10 billion and you will need to produce more than 70 percent of food from today. Agricultural lands are limited, the freshwater resources are reduced, the livestock is one of the biggest sources of climate crisis. So how to close this deficit? One of the answers; blue foods. Fish from ocean, lake and rivers,...
Not Harmful “forese”
Many live reflexes that we see in the garden, balcony or park are considered “polished”. Yet many small creatures in nature help the ecosystem retains balance. An important part of insects controls species that harm plants, improves the soil or contribute to pollination. So killing some creatures actually means weakening the natural defense system of the garden. ...
Climate crisis threatens the passage of sheep
Climate crisis affects not only cities and industries, but also rural lifestyle forms. The future of the pastures is becoming more uncertain, especially for the communities moving with livestock. Research shows that climate change can risk the supply of millions of people by narrowing grass areas across the world. United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), m...
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The burden of the climate crisis and decision-making power are not in the same place
2.9 billion women are at climate risk, but their representation at decision-making tables is not yet equal.
Report
Wildfires threaten air quality gains
The WMO’s new report reveals how rising temperatures and wildfire smoke threaten the gains made in air quality.
The world produces enough food. So why not expect 2,69 billion people healthy?
The UN’s recent report reduces global hunger. However, 2,69 billion people cannot feed healthy. Why do structural problems in food system?
What is heat index? Why is the temperature that the thermometer does not show more important?
Thermometer shows 35 degrees. But when you go out, the temperature you feel is much higher. This is because not only sun rays; the moisture in the air also directly affects the body's body's body's body's shape. Here at this point the activated heat index, i.e. the preferred temperature. Science people have more frequent over hot air waves with climate change...
Is the solution to climate crisis, a new problem?
The world is becoming increasingly hot. Rekor temperatures are no longer exception, in many regions the summer months become new normal. One of the most visible results is the rapid increase in the use of air conditioning. As in Turkey, air conditioning sales in Mediterranean countries have reached record levels. This is quite natural response for people. Because of the extreme warms not only comfort, but not...
How can the metan cycle climate discovered in the oceans affect?
A new research shows that bacteria living phosphate scarcity produce methane and this can be linked to climate.
10 films to reconnect you to nature
In the pace of modern life, the bond we build with nature can be weakened. Yet nature is not only a landscape; a basic system for sustainability of life. Sometimes you don’t need to go away to reinstall this bond. A well-known story can change our look at nature. Here are 10 films that invite us to rethink our relationship with nature... Freedom path (Into the Wild) Fits from a real story...
Can the words given for the seas write date?
The UN Ocean Conference hoped, but the main thing: Will concrete steps come from behind these words?
Very seriously warns about climate and air pollution
A research on the effects of air pollution of climate change revealed that 30 million people around the world can lose their lives.
WWF’s 2024 Living Planet Report broadcasting
According to the 2024 Living Planet Report of the World Nature Protection Foundation, the average size of wildlife populations watched within 50 years fell 73 percent.
The first Sustainability Academy of e-commerce sector opened
Trendyol has implemented the first Academy of Sustainability in e-commerce sector with the collaboration of GROW.
Climate crisis removed 400 million students from training
According to the new report of the World Bank (World Bank), it was noted that since 2022, over 400 million students across the world were deprived of education due to the climate change. Children in low-incoming countries were the most affected group from this situation with an average of 18 schools per year compared to 2.4 days in more rich countries. According to the report, 10 years old in 2024...
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The burden of the climate crisis and decision-making power are not in the same place
2.9 billion women are at climate risk, but their representation at decision-making tables is not yet equal.
How to measure the environmental cost of a egg?
A new research examines carbon footprint of organic egg production. So sustainability should be measured only with greenhouse gas emissions?
31 questions about COP31 as well as Tags
What is COP31, why is called “App COP” and why is important for Turkey?
Rising temperatures change sex rate
A new research revealed that during the period of 20 degrees of air temperatures, male baby births decrease compared to babies. According to the study; high temperatures can reduce the possibility of survival of male fetuses especially during early pregnancy. Researchers from Oxford University and the US National Academy of Sciences Abstracts (PNAS) magazine...
Guide to farming methods that are resistant to drought from TEMA Foundation Home
Is it possible to resist healthy agriculture? The Kuraklik Masters Project of TEMA Foundation shows the way of nature-friendly and sustainable production with local knowledge.
GEO-7 Report offers the future road map
UNEP’s Global Environmental Appearance 7 (GEO-7) report calls for systematic transformation against climate crisis, biodiversity loss and pollution.
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2026 Planetary Health Report: Seven of nine planetary boundaries exceeded
If the ozone layer is recovering, can we save other systems as well? From the Potsdam report.
Digital copy of nature: The new way to protect biodiversity
Science people aim to monitor forests, seas and biodiversity by creating the digital twin of nature.
Around half of children in the world face at least three climate threats
According to UNICEF, about 1,1 billion children in the world face at least three climate threats
Nature-based urbanization examples Home
For many years, cities and nature were thought to be anti-one. Buildings rise, roads expanded and natural areas are gradually reduced. But in recent years, a different approach began to stand out. Architecture, city planning and infrastructure policies in various countries of the world are designed not only for people; for water, birds, insects and other living creatures. This conversion only...
Population, resources and future: What does a mathematical model say?
How does population and resources balance shape the future? Milan University: Applied mathematical model for 12.000 years data. What risks do results show?
Is the solution to produce drinking water from sea water, risk?
Belmont Desalination Plant, built in New South Wales province of Australia, is one of the most up-to-date examples of how climate crisis change water policies. The giant concrete structures placed in the depths of the ocean will carry to the purification system, pulling the sea water at about 800 meters open from the coast. With a full capacity in 2028, about 30 million litres per day...
Is the solution to climate crisis, a new problem?
The world is becoming increasingly hot. Rekor temperatures are no longer exception, in many regions the summer months become new normal. One of the most visible results is the rapid increase in the use of air conditioning. As in Turkey, air conditioning sales in Mediterranean countries have reached record levels. This is quite natural response for people. Because of the extreme warms not only comfort, but not...
Date turning point in global electrical system
According to the 2026 report of Ember, renewable energy sources have passed coal for the first time. Solar energy is located in the center of the historical transformation.
Dutch climate policies shape with citizens
Half of the climate recommendations prepared by 175 citizens in the Netherlands. How does participants shape democracy, climate policies?
Flying ferry above water: model from Stockholm to the world
A ferry water surface in Stockholm is filtered above a meter and connected 14 islands of the city. The sound is not removed, the wave does not create, does not produce emissions. It was seen as a "interesting experiment" when it started to serve in October 2024. The Swedish Transport Administration pilot project in February 2026 successfully announced. Data net: Travel time halves, the number of passengers increased by 22,5 percent, carbon emissions of 94 percent...
Are you ready to heat electric vehicles?
Electric vehicles are seen as one of the most important tools to reduce carbon emissions in transportation industry. The goal of reducing dependence to fossil fuels has increased rapidly the demand for electric vehicles worldwide in recent years. This conversion in Europe is particularly remarkable. In the end of 2025, according to European Auto Manufacturers Association data, full electric vehicle sales in the European Union...
2026’s greenest cities were announced
According to 2026 analysis, the greenest cities of the world were determined. Air quality was decisive in sorting green space and access rates per person.
Bubbles in the river catch plastic waste
The Great Bubble Barrier collects plastic wastes from sea reach thanks to its innovative system that works with air bubbles.
Adana’s endemic plant treasure: Natural inheritance from Toroslar
When it comes to Adana, the most often fertile Pitova Plain comes. The city, one of Turkey’s most important agricultural centers, is distinguished by many products from cotton to citrus. But there is a less known face of Adana. This geography extends to the valleys of Amanos Mountains from the high slopes of Toroslar, is home to one of the most rich plant diversity in Turkey...
Why did cities begin to limit the number of tourists?
For many years, tourism was considered one of the most important indicators of growth for cities. But today some cities discuss how to manage the number of visitors available, rather than attract more tourists. Because the problem is no longer the number of visitors, the carrying capacity. Tourism has grown, cities were smaller, Venice is one of the most striking examples. Around 500 thousand populations in 1951...
Snow melts, game changes
Winter Olympics miss snow and ice for more than a century. But today this white floor is quickly planted. Scientific measurements indicate that global temperature rise directly affects the mountain ecosystems and snow cover. During the first Winter Olympics held in Chamonix, France in 1924, the average day temperature of February was about 0.4 degrees. At the beginning of the 21st century...
10 stunning statistics you need to know about quick fashion
Quick fashion; low price and high speed running production model. But the effects of this system on the environment and society are becoming more visible when the numbers are cleared. 1. Fashion sector is responsible for about 10 percent of global carbon emissions. This rate is higher than the total release of international flights and sea transportation. 2. Fashion industry, second largest water consumption among industries...
I'm happy to eat in Korea Peninsula Tags
Wars and political limits often leave permanent destruction on nature. In Korea Peninsula, there is a remarkable example that shows the opposite. The liberated area of the soldier, which is located between North and South Korea, stands out as one of the most rich biological variety areas of East Asia today thanks to the absence of people who last for about years. 6 thousand 200 species in the region...
How does climate change grow mega fires in Europe?
New research reveals that climate change increases fire-friendly weather conditions in Europe up to 20 times in some regions.
How to close value deficit in sustainability?
KPMG’s new report examines how companies are forced to convert sustainability to financial decisions and how to close value deficit.
10 themes of Cop31: Map of conversion
What are the 10 themes on the agenda of COP31? Discover why headlines like clean energy, food safety, green industry and climate financing are critical.
How to become the most prepared city in the climate crisis?
The effects of climate crisis are now felt in the most cities. Rekor temperatures, sudden floods, long lasting droughts and increased water stress, not only the growth of cities, but how to plan. The New Urban Agenda Call Meeting held in the General Assembly of the United Nations focused on this question. Decision makers from around the world...
Four years left, sustainable development targets behind
Sustainable Development Report 2026 reveals that the 17 Sustainable Development Goal in the world is not at the progress level, which can reach 2030 targets.
Date turning point in global electrical system
According to the 2026 report of Ember, renewable energy sources have passed coal for the first time. Solar energy is located in the center of the historical transformation.
Report
The burden of the climate crisis and decision-making power are not in the same place
2.9 billion women are at climate risk, but their representation at decision-making tables is not yet equal.
Climate change is now defined as a right breach
Climate change has been discussed as an environmental threat for a long time. However, the United Nations (BM) report released in 2026 reveals that this approach is no longer insufficient. For the first time, the climate crisis in the UN document is defined as a global human rights breach. This definition is not only a linguistic transformation but also international law, government responsibilities and...
How did water return from water attack?
The new report published by the United Nations University (UNU) says that the planet is to overcome a irreversible limit of water resources. Concepts such as ‘Water stress’ or ‘water crisis’ are now insufficient; experts define this period as global water failure. Climate crisis, excessive consumption, pollution and underground water... Many ecosystems around the world resist against these threats...
The return stories of genres Home
Biodiversity loss continues to be an alarming rapidly in many corners of the world, nature also shows us the return that gives us hope every year. In 2025, scientists and protection experts reported that the animal species in the verge of the neslinin passed the number. These success stories show that long-term protection works and efforts of local communities give concrete results. Home
African premiums continue to be the victim of global trade
African premiums create one of the most fragile rings of biological diversity. The type of poempanzeler, goriller and many monkeys; living space loss, climate printing and threatened by human activities, while a global trade is visible and facing invisible effects. The data published in recent years is not only limited to illegal leakage of this trade,...
Climate crisis no longer work
Global climate change is not only environmental but also social and economical crisis. Increased temperatures affect not only external environment, indoor or outdoor business areas directly. Over 1 billion employees across the world are subjected to high temperature periods; about three of these people live health problems connected to temperature. T...
Report
Wildfires threaten air quality gains
The WMO’s new report reveals how rising temperatures and wildfire smoke threaten the gains made in air quality.
How to become the most prepared city in the climate crisis?
The effects of climate crisis are now felt in the most cities. Rekor temperatures, sudden floods, long lasting droughts and increased water stress, not only the growth of cities, but how to plan. The New Urban Agenda Call Meeting held in the General Assembly of the United Nations focused on this question. Decision makers from around the world...
What is heat index? Why is the temperature that the thermometer does not show more important?
Thermometer shows 35 degrees. But when you go out, the temperature you feel is much higher. This is because not only sun rays; the moisture in the air also directly affects the body's body's body's body's shape. Here at this point the activated heat index, i.e. the preferred temperature. Science people have more frequent over hot air waves with climate change...
Why does the world Cup grow carbon footprint?
According to experts, 2026 World Cup is expected to cause about 9 million tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) emissions.
Is the solution to climate crisis, a new problem?
The world is becoming increasingly hot. Rekor temperatures are no longer exception, in many regions the summer months become new normal. One of the most visible results is the rapid increase in the use of air conditioning. As in Turkey, air conditioning sales in Mediterranean countries have reached record levels. This is quite natural response for people. Because of the extreme warms not only comfort, but not...
Nature-based urbanization examples Home
For many years, cities and nature were thought to be anti-one. Buildings rise, roads expanded and natural areas are gradually reduced. But in recent years, a different approach began to stand out. Architecture, city planning and infrastructure policies in various countries of the world are designed not only for people; for water, birds, insects and other living creatures. This conversion only...
Report
2026 Planetary Health Report: Seven of nine planetary boundaries exceeded
If the ozone layer is recovering, can we save other systems as well? From the Potsdam report.
The world produces enough food. So why not expect 2,69 billion people healthy?
The UN’s recent report reduces global hunger. However, 2,69 billion people cannot feed healthy. Why do structural problems in food system?
Why do some plants gain advantage when soil is broken?
A new research shows that physical human intervention can change the balance in the plant cover and areas where single-year types can be emitted.
Can deep sea mining species destroy without discovery?
Under thousands of meters of the ocean, life continues in depths where sunlight does not reach. These ecosystems that grow around hydrothermal chimneys are only able to adapt to extreme conditions and most of them are home to species that do not live anywhere else in the world. But these regions are in the room of deep sea mining due to minerals such as copper, cobalt and zinc. International Nature...
What is the cold spot phenomenon in the Atlantic and why does it bite Europe?
How does the phenomenon called cold stain affect ocean discharges and over hot in Europe?
Why does the world Cup grow carbon footprint?
According to experts, 2026 World Cup is expected to cause about 9 million tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) emissions.
Report
The burden of the climate crisis and decision-making power are not in the same place
2.9 billion women are at climate risk, but their representation at decision-making tables is not yet equal.
Report
Wildfires threaten air quality gains
The WMO’s new report reveals how rising temperatures and wildfire smoke threaten the gains made in air quality.
Report
2026 Planetary Health Report: Seven of nine planetary boundaries exceeded
If the ozone layer is recovering, can we save other systems as well? From the Potsdam report.
COP31
Why will NDC 3.0 be the most critical agenda of COP31?
The harmony of the countries with new climate commitments, financing plans and 1.5 degrees will be tested in Antalya.
The world produces enough food. So why not expect 2,69 billion people healthy?
The UN’s recent report reduces global hunger. However, 2,69 billion people cannot feed healthy. Why do structural problems in food system?
How to become the most prepared city in the climate crisis?
The effects of climate crisis are now felt in the most cities. Rekor temperatures, sudden floods, long lasting droughts and increased water stress, not only the growth of cities, but how to plan. The New Urban Agenda Call Meeting held in the General Assembly of the United Nations focused on this question. Decision makers from around the world...
10 percent of the oceans are protected. So how much is actually protected?
In marine protected areas, application is as important as quantity. 2026 data shows the gap between global conservation targets and implementation on the ground.
Why do some plants gain advantage when soil is broken?
A new research shows that physical human intervention can change the balance in the plant cover and areas where single-year types can be emitted.
Can deep sea mining species destroy without discovery?
Under thousands of meters of the ocean, life continues in depths where sunlight does not reach. These ecosystems that grow around hydrothermal chimneys are only able to adapt to extreme conditions and most of them are home to species that do not live anywhere else in the world. But these regions are in the room of deep sea mining due to minerals such as copper, cobalt and zinc. International Nature...
Adana’s endemic plant treasure: Natural inheritance from Toroslar
When it comes to Adana, the most often fertile Pitova Plain comes. The city, one of Turkey’s most important agricultural centers, is distinguished by many products from cotton to citrus. But there is a less known face of Adana. This geography extends to the valleys of Amanos Mountains from the high slopes of Toroslar, is home to one of the most rich plant diversity in Turkey...
UN report warns: The effect of artificial intelligence in the physical world is growing
The new report of the UN reveals the effects of artificial intelligence on water, energy, land use and electronic waste. The physical cost of digital transformation is growing.
Is food waste, plastic waste? Hard balance in fruit-sebze packaging
The struggle with plastic pollution has become one of the most visible titles of sustainability agenda. New regulations are prepared to reduce unnecessary packaging in market shelves in many countries. Plastics used especially in fruits and vegetables are often criticizing. But here is a remarkable paradox appear: Plastic packagings create an environmental problem, while the same zama...
Report
2026 Planetary Health Report: Seven of nine planetary boundaries exceeded
If the ozone layer is recovering, can we save other systems as well? From the Potsdam report.
Nature-based urbanization examples Home
For many years, cities and nature were thought to be anti-one. Buildings rise, roads expanded and natural areas are gradually reduced. But in recent years, a different approach began to stand out. Architecture, city planning and infrastructure policies in various countries of the world are designed not only for people; for water, birds, insects and other living creatures. This conversion only...
Is it a new period in animal rights?
animals in most countries are considered in the property of people who are legal. But in recent years some courtesy and lawmakers began to reconcile this approach. In Argentina, a schempanzeye was given the status of “family person”, India courts said that animals have constitutional rights, a new law was designed for balinas in New Zealand. These developments are new in animal...
Microplastic to carbon storage: Super trees of nature
Trees produce oxygen, carbon stores, provide shade. But some species do much more than that. Microplastics clean from water, heavy metals attract from the soil, protect the coast from storms, regreen the broken terrains. These types grow fast, require minimal maintenance and offer solutions to multiple environmental problems. Here is the example that comes out of nature-based solutions...
Is there enough measures taken to protect the ecosystem?
Infrastructure projects are indispensable part of modern life. Roads, bridges, buildings are built. However, these structures affect the wild life directly: the migration tracks, disintegrates living spaces, species are compromised. In recent years, some projects adopt a different approach. Take special measures to protect the ecosystem. Bridges for deer are built, construction for the passage of dolphins...
1 threat from all 5 species under the soil
Penguens, polar bears, or pandalars, often carry on cuffs. But there is a much greater biodiversity crisis in the soil under our feet. A new research published in April 2026 reveals that 20 percent of soil-dependent types are threatened by global scale. Conservation International and International Union for Conservation of Natu...
Report
The burden of the climate crisis and decision-making power are not in the same place
2.9 billion women are at climate risk, but their representation at decision-making tables is not yet equal.
Can artificial intelligence reduce emissions?
The new report of UNEP shows that artificial intelligence can contribute to the reduction of emissions by detecting waste faster.
Is it a new period in animal rights?
animals in most countries are considered in the property of people who are legal. But in recent years some courtesy and lawmakers began to reconcile this approach. In Argentina, a schempanzeye was given the status of “family person”, India courts said that animals have constitutional rights, a new law was designed for balinas in New Zealand. These developments are new in animal...
Climate change is now defined as a right breach
Climate change has been discussed as an environmental threat for a long time. However, the United Nations (BM) report released in 2026 reveals that this approach is no longer insufficient. For the first time, the climate crisis in the UN document is defined as a global human rights breach. This definition is not only a linguistic transformation but also international law, government responsibilities and...
African premiums continue to be the victim of global trade
African premiums create one of the most fragile rings of biological diversity. The type of poempanzeler, goriller and many monkeys; living space loss, climate printing and threatened by human activities, while a global trade is visible and facing invisible effects. The data published in recent years is not only limited to illegal leakage of this trade,...
Sustainable concrete from sea shells
University of East London researchers in the UK bring an unexpected solution to one of the biggest environmental problems in the construction industry; sea shells. The new study shows that the pony and dredging shells, which are seen as waste, can be evaluated in low carbon concrete production by converting into fine powders. This transformation is a giant carbon load of both waste management problem and construction industry...
Report
Wildfires threaten air quality gains
The WMO’s new report reveals how rising temperatures and wildfire smoke threaten the gains made in air quality.
10 percent of the oceans are protected. So how much is actually protected?
In marine protected areas, application is as important as quantity. 2026 data shows the gap between global conservation targets and implementation on the ground.
Date turning point in global electrical system
According to the 2026 report of Ember, renewable energy sources have passed coal for the first time. Solar energy is located in the center of the historical transformation.
Is it a new period in animal rights?
animals in most countries are considered in the property of people who are legal. But in recent years some courtesy and lawmakers began to reconcile this approach. In Argentina, a schempanzeye was given the status of “family person”, India courts said that animals have constitutional rights, a new law was designed for balinas in New Zealand. These developments are new in animal...
Carbon capture capacity is growing but enough?
Carbon capture and storage technologies are growing fast on global scale. Up to 2030 of the current capacity according to 2025 data is expected. 2025 report of the Global Carbon Capture and Storage Institute shows that the acceleration in this area increases. Operational facilities counted from 50 to 77. The total number of projects in the planning and construction stage reached 700. ...
Meet 10 types that are rotated from the threshold of being None
Biodiversity loss to increase in global scale. But the table for some types is not completely negative. Due to its long-term protection studies, many types of populations have been re-existing. The international data shows that the types are protected when correct is valid. U.S. Nesli Tüken Species Act covered by the protection of the...
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View allWhich areas stand out in Turkey’s climate transition as we approach COP31?
TSKB’s COP31 report evaluates the areas of climate finance, energy transition, industrial decarbonization, and adaptation for Türkiye.
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How to change the old population industry?
The report titled “Sanayi and Human: Rethink Development in the Ageed World” was published by TSKB Economic Research.
TSKB container work collected under Yellow Line
TSKB collected its inclusive and opportunity equality work under the Yellow Line brand. The new structure covers a wide range of access to education.
Key to transform environmental products in industry
According to TSKB report, environmental products turn the production structure of Turkey. This area is critical for export rise, high value added and sustainable industry.