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WWF’s 2024 Living Planet Report broadcasting
According to the 2024 Living Planet Report of the World Nature Protection Foundation, the average size of wildlife populations watched within 50 years fell 73 percent.
COP29: Standards for BM Carbon Mechanism
In the meetings before COP29 held in Baku, the new UN Carbon Crediting Mechanism developed under the Paris Agreement was agreed on critical standards to gain jobs. In accordance with the Article 6.4 of the Paris Agreement, the Supervisory Board, which is responsible for creating the BM carbon market, adopted the necessary standards for methodology and greenhouse gas costs. Paris Agreement...
What are the world expect from COP29?
COP29 is going beyond the words given to the climate crisis, which will determine how these commitments will be funded and will be a peak to take critical steps for the future of the world.
The weather quality of Turkey alarms snow!
According to the Black Report 2024, more than 92% of the population in Turkey are exposed to dirty weather remaining under World Health Organization standards.
Dog fish leave reefs
Climate change directly affects many ecosystems around the world and species living in these ecosystems. Temperature rise in the oceans, especially with severe destructive effects on coral reefs. Coral reefs are one of the most rich areas of biological diversity and these regions are vital for many marine creatures. But recent researches, ocean temperatures...
The first Sustainability Academy of e-commerce sector opened
Trendyol has implemented the first Academy of Sustainability in e-commerce sector with the collaboration of GROW.
Can the large Pacific trash block be cleaned?
While the world is experiencing greater environmental problems, a news that fills our inner hopes: Ocean Cleanup’s environmental organization commitment to completely clean the Great Pacific Rubbish Girdç until 2034. This huge trash island is covered with about 79.000 tons of plastic waste and its size is almost twice as Texas. As one of our oceans for centuries, this environmental...
Climate action is insufficient
The World Meteorology Organization (WMO) published in Geneva by the ‘Science: Restart Climate Action’ report revealed that existing efforts were insufficient to limit global temperature rise. WMO Secretary General Celeste Saulo is not enough for science and technology to cope with global challenges such as climate change and sustainable development,...
Two people welded in three of the metan release
In the climate change crisis facing our world, methane gas plays an important role. According to the recent researches of scientists, about three of the metan release in the world, the result of human activities comes into the atmosphere. This situation shows that the increase in methane emissions reaches alarming dimensions, despite global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Sphere...
Five simple ways of using water wise
With the increase of environmental awareness every day, the importance of reducing water consumption in everyday life becomes more pronounced. By reducing our water consumption in the house, we can protect natural resources and reduce our carbon footprint. Simple changes, especially in our washing habits, can help us greatly reduce our water consumption. Here’s what contributes to the environment...
How to prepare cities in climate crisis?
Due to its increased urbanization and heat islands, it is expected to warm up twice according to the world average of cities. Experts emphasize that cities need to be more resistant to climate crisis. Excessive weather events triggered by climate change can offer solutions against these problems while threatening life in urban areas. World Bank 2022 data...
Environmental test of technology giants
According to Morgan Stanley’s report, energy consumption of global data centers is rapidly increasing, and this growth trend can lead to 2.5 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions worldwide until 2030.