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30 things you need to know about COP30
COP30 (European Climate Change Conference) will be held in Belem, Brazil’s Amazon region in 2025. This peak, which will take place after ten years from Paris Agreement, aims to re-visit the country’s 15°C goal. World, increased temperatures, forest loss, energy...
Although the deforestation slows down, the pressure continues
The 2025 Report of Global Forest Resources Assessment, including analyses on 236 countries and regions of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) was announced in the Global Forest Observations Initiative General Assembly held in Bali. According to the report, forests around the world cover a 4,14 billion hectares area, which corresponds to 32 percent of the land area of the planet or 0.5 hectara per person...
Fight with climate risks for a more stable world Tags
With the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and Oxford Regulation (OPHI) published 2025 Global Multidimensional Absency Index (ÇBYE) report on Oxford University. COP30 (European Climate Change Conference) will be held in Brazil.
Every year 57 hot days
The international World Weather Attribution (WWA) initiative and climate research organization 18 researchers from Climate Central, analyzed the effect of current plans in Paris Agreement with climate and temperature. The Paris Agreement that was accepted in 2015 in order to fight climate change and signed in 2016...
11 steps to protect the value in our plate
Three of the food produced throughout the world every year, or disappears without reaching tables or goes to garbage. This situation is not only an economic loss but also one of the reasons that the climate crisis does not appear. Energy spent during food production, transportation and consumption, water and labor; wastes waste together with every product. All of food systems, human-source greenhouse gas emissions...
100 percent green electricity pass target from Boyner Group
Boyner Group, who met half of the electricity used in 2024, plans to remove this rate from 100 percent as of 2025.
‘Small Ice Age’ door for Europe
Global warming brings a vital sea discharge in the North Atlantic Ocean. According to a new research, the gigantic discharge system, located in the south of Grönland, 'North Atlantic Blitz' has lost its stability for the first time since 1950s and hands to a irreversible partner. The climate of Europe and North America by moving the heat from the tropicals to the North Atlantic...
No information about 99 percent of insects
Despite our great impact on the planet, people are not dominant type. There are about 1.4 billion insects that correspond to every person around the world and when all insects are met, the human population has more mass than 70 times. Although insects are the most crowded and most common class of open intermediates of animals, our information about is quite limited. vital importance for food production...
Under sea creatures and food chain risk
According to the study conducted by scientists from Nelson Mandela Universities in California and South Africa in the USA, the cumulative effects arise due to human pressure on marine ecosystems can increase 2.2 to 2.6 times on the global scale when it comes to 2050. While it is rinsed primarily on the influence of coastal habitats, it will be more...
The share of the countries in the carbon emission is reduced, but not enough Tags
Climate Summit was held on September 24 in New York under the General Assembly of the United Nations (BM) 80. The most important agenda of the Summit was held in Brazil in November, the UN Climate Change Frame Agreement 30’s Parties Conference (COP30) prior to the Paris Climate Agreement, the National Contributors (NDC) reports were obliged to present each five years of the party countries. ...
Fosil fuel production threatens Paris Agreement targets
The fossil fuel production plans of governments are conflicting with the Paris Agreement targets; production over 120 percent of the need in 2030 is predicted.
Increased costs harm the energy sector
Climate shocks, increased costs and geopolitical voltages create fluctuations in global industries; energy and food sectors are among the most affected ones.