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Living without fireworks Home

Living without fireworks Home

After the fireworks shows performed in New York, the resulting air pollutants have increased even the level of pollution caused by large forest fires in Canada. New York University Langone Medical Center was conducted by New York University Faculty of Medicine and published a study in Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology. Accordingly, ort...

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Birds are strengthened by forests with slot support

Birds are strengthened by forests with slot support

Global warming and climate change threatens forest ecosystems in Turkey as it is worldwide. With these changes, it is seen to increase in the population of various types of harmful insects in forests. These pests pose serious destructions in vital areas such as leaves, buds, exiles, thin branches, kozalak and root...

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Urban solutions for climate change

Urban solutions for climate change

In recent years, the effects of climate change have become more pronounced in cities. Extreme hotes, sudden water raids and sea level increases caused the city infrastructure to remain insufficient. When 56 percent of the world population is thought to live in urban areas, it has been forced to rethink our cities and develop sustainable urban solutions. Here is a change of climate...

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Light shows instead of fireworks Home

Light shows instead of fireworks Home

Traditional airworks were the indispensable part of celebrations and special days for years. However, considering environmental impacts and safety risks, it has become inevitable to seek more sustainable and secure alternatives. Drone light shows stand out as one of these alternatives. They are both environmentally friendly and safe and quiet work, the future of them...

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Top 3 Cities in the world

Top 3 Cities in the world

The cities that strive to make the world more green and sustainable stand out with environmental policies. Let’s take a look at the top rankings in the Global Destination Sustainability Index, along with how cities like Gothenburg, Oslo and Glasgow contribute to environmental sustainability... Gothenburg is located in the west of Sweden, Gothenburg, Gothenburg, Sweden...

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The most dirty city of Milan

The most dirty city of Milan

According to the data that Swiss-based air quality monitoring center IQAir broadcasts in real-time, Italy’s Milan city was recorded as the most polluted seventh city in the world and the air of Europe as the most dirty city. The city of Milan with about 1.4 million populations has doubled the traffic density compared to the 1960s. It is also important for the heavy industrial facilities around the city...

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Turkey’s roofs start energy conversion

Turkey’s roofs start energy conversion

Although Turkey has higher solar energy potential than European countries, it is a fact that this potential can not be used sufficiently. However, according to the analysis of Ember, the potential of solar energy on the roof points a capacity of at least 120 GW. This potential comes to an electrical production that will meet 45 percent of the total electricity consumption of Turkey in 2022. Order...

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Leads from the first day of COP28

Leads from the first day of COP28

COP28, 28 of the framework agreement of the United Nations Climate Change. On the first day of the Parties Conference, countries had agreement on the Lost Harm Fund.

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14 recommendations to reduce corporate footprint Home

14 recommendations to reduce corporate footprint Home

The number of responsibilities for a cleaner world is increasing steadily. What can you change in your company?

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Climate change exceeded 43 million children

Climate change exceeded 43 million children

Due to its extreme weather conditions, one of the 134 million people from their homes between 2016-21, namely 43 million children.

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Arçelik will take back in 2030 percen Tags

Arçelik will take back in 2030 percen Tags

Arçelik has expanded up 620 thousand times and chillers since 2014,cost 469 GWh energy

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Air pollution triggers heart rhythm disorder

Air pollution triggers heart rhythm disorder

A major research in China revealed that the sudden increase in air pollution increases the risk of heart rhythm disorder (arrhythmia). According to the news included in The Guardian, the research based on about 200 thousand hospital applications revealed that the increase in air pollution levels is an important increase in the risk of arrhythmia within the first few hours. Heart rhythm disorder, heart disease and sudden...