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Two of the vertebrated species have been destroyed in 50 years
WWF (World Nature Protection Foundation) and London Zoology Association (ZSL) was published in 2022. The report released in two years revealed that the population of vertebrated wild species in a short time from average human life is 69 percent. Living Planet Index, followed by the health of nature for more than 50 years, mammals, double-life, fish, reptile...
Hope Nesli campaign against climate crisis
On 13 thousand children participated in the campaign against climate crisis and economic inequalities.
The pollution effect of the pandem is growing
Coronavirus secretion caused the formation of a huge amount of disposable personal protective waste all over the world. According to research; 3 million hundred masks per minute are thrown into trash. According to an article published in National Geographic Turkey; a large protective winding is used with 129 billion hundred masks and 65 billion gloves that predict every month. As these materials have reached our oceans, this effect comes...
Why is Mangrovs so important?
Mangrov trees and shrubs grow in tide regions on the coast. Many have support roots that make trees look like pillars on water. This mixed root allows trees to manage the daily rise and drop of tides and slow the movement of tide waters. Some of us are constantly mentioned Mangrov forests consist of a tree species...
Blue economy should be improved
It is very important to protect the health of the ocean ecosystem, promote the resources of the migration and provide economic growth. For this, fishing and aquaculture, tourism, energy, maritime port activities, marine dibi mining, as well as innovative areas such as renewable energy and marine biotechnology are required to support key sectors. Food safety...
What does tamper data say?
With the influence of global warming and water resources in the world, drought increases. The World Meteorology Organization (WMO) data reveal that the elongation has been recorded in drought times. Anadolu Agency has talked about academic data, scientific research and civil society organisations dedicated to the 17 June World Deserting and Kuraklı Fighting Day. According to the 2021 report of WMO, 2.3 m...
The most unusual effects of climate change Home
Home According to the Kunming Botanical Institute, connected to Chinese Academy of Sciences, a Chinese research team found that the ongoing global warming can lead to shortening the flowering life of plants. Researchers from the institute, using data published about the flowering life of 818 closed seed plant species, the first global measurement of the quantitative model of the life span of the flower and a d...
How does plastic pollution affect animals?
The global production of plastic is growing increasingly, but recycling rates are still not at the desired level. Global plastic pollution took place as 348 million tons in 2017 while two million tons in 1950. This figure is expected to be two times in 2040. This increase threatens the future of all ecosystems on the planet. Here are some effects of plastic pollution on animals... Animals plastic swallow...
The way of life in the sea
According to the news of The Guardian Newspaper; scientists compared with ‘big mass disaster’, resulting in the effects of global warming, 97% of live types of about 250 years ago. Scientists have no mass comparable to the massive disaster of 250 million years ago by leading global warming, a large change in the oceans.
Is there a history of pots?
Starbucks eliminates disposable cup
What’s going on in the Large Set Reef?
The largest coral rocks in the world known as the Great Set Resifi in Australia were confirmed by the authorities experiencing a re-whiteing disaster in the system. Due to the increase in heat in water, this is largely and a common whitening is repeated for the fourth time in the last six years. Large Set Resifi in Australia, 2 thousand 300 kilometers and 344 thousand 400 kilometers...
Disposable plastics are prohibited as soon as possible
Global research company Ipsos’s Plastic Free Foundation has announced the results of the survey conducted in 28 countries, 16 - 74 years with 20 thousand 513 people. The WWF (World Nature Protection Foundation) was published a report that the results of the survey were analyzed, and the attitude of the world’s public on disposable plastic was revealed. Includes stunning data...