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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...
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.
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...
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.
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...
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...
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...