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‘Conventional Warming Will Cause To Bulk Deaths’
Hacettepe University Faculty of Medicine Professor of Public Health Dr. Songul Vaizoğlu said that global warming will lead to serious problems all over the world including Turkey and lead to mass deaths.
Youth’s Environmental Projects Race!
The ‘Hayata Plus’ Youth Program, conducted by the United Nations Development Program with Coca-Cola Turkey, will focus on environmental projects all over this year. Applications started on March 21.
Villagers Stack Cement Factory
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Full Gas Continues to ‘OK’ Marine Fillers!
The company filled the sea without permission at Pina Peninsula, continued yesterday to fill in despite the warnings of the authorities.
Katliam by Eye in Artvin
Despite the decision to stop the position of Rize Idare Court for the hunger work in the Caucasian Mountain Cerattepe region, the tree cut is expected.
"Bakan is lying, No Other Nuclear Power Plant Wanted"
Nuclear power plant tender was announced. Rose white from Mersin Nuclear Anti Platform: "I don't want to plant with mersinli. It harms the environment. Not up-to-date the location license received before 32 years. What we want to do in Akkuyu and we want to be nuclear in Turkey. "
Felaket Comes In 2040
The effects of global warming are most severely experienced in 2040.
Su Fakiri Oldu in Turkey while Burning Water Wars
The amount of water per person in the last 20 years fell from 4 thousand cubicles, thousand 430 cubicles. The amount of annual water per person should be at least 8 thousand - 10 thousand cubic meters. According to this data, Turkey is now poor.
Wind in Haydag 1.2 Mmilyon Makes For Household Energy
In Haydag, the wind power plant consisting of 15 turbines made by Aksa Energy started to test.
Elveda Day to Cerattepe Forests
“21 March World Forestry Day” Gift of the Mine Company to Artvin; destruction of Cerattepe forests.
Salt Lake 85 Percent In 90 Years
As a result of the work done with the 90-year maps of Salt Lake and today’s satellite photos, about 85 percent reduction in 90 years.
Carbon dioxide Test to Antarctica
A new attack to avoid climate change: the international team will review CO2 in the South Ocean for a month.