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Due to air pollution, every year 53 billion pounds are going to trash
Chronic Coal Pollution in Turkey published on 4 February World Cancer Day by the Health and Environment Association HEAL (Health and Environment Alliance): Recontinence of Coal Health Load and Coal Dependency’ report pays attention to health problems caused by air pollution from thermal power plants and its financial burden. Health effects on the basis of the power plant in Turkey and its associated costs...
Geothermal heat can add value to agriculture
International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), International Energy Agency (IEA) and 21. The Organization of the Century Renewable Energy Policy (REN21) published the Renewable Energy Policy – Heating and Cooling report on the “Getting Period”. Report, to the general energy environment, approaches and intersection policies, renewable energy-based electrification of cooling with heating, heat source ola...
Rüzgârda record growth on the road
In the statement made from the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) Trade Union, the wind energy was ref that in the next five years will push gain a global record growth. In the GWEC forecast report warn that the coronavirus effect has been delayed rather than canceling projects while some projects are pushed to 2021 due to the ‘Pandemi’, the next year was established in 2021...
Work from renewable energy to 11.5 million people
As of the last year of employment provided by renewable energy sector in the world, the solar energy, which formed 33 percent of this was the leading sector. According to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) Renewable Energy and Employment-Year Evaluation Report; employment in global renewable energy sector has been continuously growing since 2012.
Corala
Adalar Marine Life and Sports Club volunteers have been working to revitalize and protect the sea ecosystems of the North Marmara Sea since 2015. The news that Asia Robins prepared for The Guardian tells the detail of these studies.
Clean energy means a more powerful economy that employs more
The Secretary General of the United Nations (BM) Antonio Guterres, mainly called to give up from fossil fuels, including coal to all unleashed countries, to invest in green energy. Guterres, who spoke at the conference titled "Kovid-19" in the internet environment hosted by the Japan Ministry of Environment, is from the countries that have reached up...
Food waste accelerate climate change
Every year, food wastes around the world, 1.3 trillion dollars cause financial boiling. Only the food waste in Europe is up to 200 million hungry people. Food waste 3.3. billion tons of carbon dioxide emits, which accelerates global climate change.
Solar and wind for electricity
Shura Energy Transformation Center’s ‘2030 Years’ report was published. According to the report on 5 different scenarios of electrical production capacity planning during the 2020-2030 of Turkey; while ensuring energy supply safety and affordable supply tedari, the type of fossil fuel sources aiming to limit negative environmental and economic effects...
Energy demand increase in the increase in renewable
In the last five years, significant success is achieved in the production of electricity from renewable energy. However, there are limited developments in warming, cooling and transportation sectors. According to the ‘2020 Renewable Energy Global Status Report, published by REN21 ( Renewable Energy Policy Network for the Century), the energy demand on global scale continues to increase, which eliminates the increase in renewable...
‘Durakla’ call before coronavirus sharing from BM
The United Nations launched the ‘Durakla’ (Pause) campaign that invites people to think once again before sharing coronavirus on social media. The campaign aims to take the viral spread of false news on social platforms about coronavirus.
From home to working environment
According to the report prepared by the International Energy Agency; a global level of 250 thousand barrels will save from 11.9 million tons of fuel per year. Carbon dioxide emissions will be reduced to 24 million tons.
Used mask and gloves with medical waste
The gloves and mask wastes formed during the coronavirus period have reached to the end 15 years in recycling. Experts agree that used masks and gloves should be treated as medical waste.