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IPCC Climate Change Report introduced in Turkey

IPCC Climate Change Report introduced in Turkey

5th International Climate Change Panel (IPCC) experts, about Climate change They Map Report at Boğaziçi University. In the meeting, what should be done to fight climate change and climate change issues were also blocked.

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Integrated Forest Management Project draws attention to forest fires

Integrated Forest Management Project draws attention to forest fires

The forest areas that allow people to maintain their lives of 1.6 billion in the world are vital for the blocking of global warming. The protection of forest areas is an important contribution to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Integrated Forest Management Project, carried out in cooperation with the General Directorate of Forestry and UNDP in order to protect forest areas in our country, as well as climate change,...

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Integrated Forest Management Project adapts against forest fires

Integrated Forest Management Project adapts against forest fires

The new video prepared under the Integrated Forest Management Project, carried out in cooperation with the General Directorate of Forestry and UNDP, while informing about the forests of our country, there are warnings for the prevention of forest fires.

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What does a page change?

What does a page change?

There are many reasons for forest loss, which has a critical importance in fighting climate change. The destruction of forests for production or settlement purposes comes at the beginning of these reasons in the absence of recycling and reuse for forest fires, wood and paper materials. There is a topic that we encounter in office almost every day and usually try to act sensitive: Y...

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The Netherlands stretches for wind trains

The Netherlands stretches for wind trains

The entire electrical rail system of the Netherlands will start using 100% wind energy in the next three years.

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It threatens the adolescents to transport rural population to cities

It threatens the adolescents to transport rural population to cities

Up to twenty years ago, 40 percent of the population of Turkey fell up to 20 percent in the countryside area. While the migration of the population in the countryside of Anatolia continues, the change is increasing by multiplying the amazing effects on other living creatures in nature. Unlike the common blood, the discharge of the rural area and the migration of people to the city reduces the number of live types. Among these creatures...

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Akbabas under danger due to the transportation of rural population to cities

Akbabas under danger due to the transportation of rural population to cities

The Nature Association announced that four different types of acupunctures in Turkey live and these species are in danger due to the migration of people in the rural region.

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5. Climate Evaluation Report is a member of Boğaziçi University

5. Climate Evaluation Report is a member of Boğaziçi University

Copyright © 2019 - All Rights Reserved. Climate Evaluation Report is credited to the table with all parties at Boğaziçi University.

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Denmark breaks record in wind energy

Denmark breaks record in wind energy

Wind energy began to meet the electricity demand of Denmark by 140%.

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Non-electrical village is brought into drinking water with solar energy

Non-electrical village is brought into drinking water with solar energy

The water pumping system, working with solar panels in Gökçetaş village of Mersin with 170 houses and 700 seats without electricity and water grid, directs the clean water direct from a nearby source.

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The finalists of the 2015 Green Brains Competition were determined

The finalists of the 2015 Green Brains Competition were determined

The finalists of the “Green Brains of the Year” International Project Competition organized for high school and university students in order to raise awareness and improve the sustainability of environmental, energy and water resources by the Sustainable Environment and Energy Systems Master Program.

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The first international airman who works completely with solar energy

The first international airman who works completely with solar energy

Cochin International Airport in India began to supply all the energy it uses from the sun.