TSKB Economic Research received the Biodiversity Theme in the Fifth Issue of the “Transportation”
Within the scope of the Green Swan Platform, the theme of “Biodiversity” was addressed in the new issue of “Continuous” which was published three months by TSKB Economic Research and focused on climate threat. The study reveals the economic dimensions of these effects along with negative effects on all live of biodiversity loss. The new number of climates also imposes financial support packages and policy steps added in the protection of biodiversity. However, the framework Convention on the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Framework held in Glasgow in November 26. At the Conference of Parties (COP26), the advances of “COP26 Specials” are guided by the bond of TSKB Economic Research. Within the scope of the conference, the COP26 Special, where the message of world leaders is transferred, the net zero carbon emissions that is that the countries are explained.
[[T]]]TSKB Economic Research Manager Burcu Ünuvar, who remembers that biodiversity is known as a total of 8 million plants and animal species, and the total of genetic diversity among them. In the event of a limit of 1.5 degrees of global warming, 6 percent of hunger up to 2100 cent of plants and 4 percent of the vertebrated animals will lose more than half of the natural areas they live in conducive to the climate. In the case of limiting the global warming to 1.5 degrees, Ünuvar states that the proportions in question will be tripled to the two, where people are currently asked for a planet equal to 1.6 times of the existing earth to meet what they demand from nature. Ünuvar, who considers that such a planet is not our best, continuing its writing by saying “Our responsibility to translate the popularity of the atmosphere into the climate awareness. ” [[[T]] [[
[“Turism needs a healthy biodiversity”[[ T8]
]] TSKB Economic Research Manager Cem Avcıoğlu, who pay attention to the fact that biodiversity cars a key importance for tourism sector all over the world, expresses that policies for the protection of biodiversity are evolving countries such as Turkey due to high natural resources. The most popular tourist destination in the world, held an important location in tourism with its “Turkey, Aegean and Mediterranean beaches. The report that the World Nature Protection Foundation (WWF) was published in June, with the influence of climate change, the sea temperature rises 20 percent faster than the global average in the Mediterranean, and the Mediterranean’s bond-heated water. Due to the warming of the Mediterranean, almost 1000 foreigners are considered to be replaced by the local genre. The presence of genre on the sea base is very important for the presence of many other living creatures that they offer both living environment and natural carbon swallow function combine the future of climate.” Hunteroğlu emphasizes the unusual of sustainable tourism applications to support employment and revenue creation in the long run.
[“The drug in energy industry can affect the course of climate-friendly policies”
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]] TSKB Economic Research Group Manager Şakir Turan pays attention to demand the energy sources with low emissions as natural gas of carbon prices reaching high levels with increased climate precision. Turan continuing its writing as follows: “In many countries, such as weather temperature and shortages on arbitrary norms have limited electricity production from solar, wind, hydroelectric power plants. When the demand for natural gas is increased to meet the demand for high energy demand, up-way printing on prices increased. Increase in natural gas price, increased demand for crude oil and coal after a certain point. Much more use of these resources led to a cycle that feeds up-way printing on carbon prices, re-natural gas demand and increase in prices.” The energy sector may affect the course of climate-friendly.
The outlines of global review in the Climate Report focused on the subject ofBiodiversity are:
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China created 233 million dollars fund for the protection of biodiversity in developing countries
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United Nations Biological Diversity Agreement 15. In the first session in China hosted on October 11, 2021, the Parties Meeting signed the Kunming Deklaration, aiming to implement steps to improve biodiversity at a global level of 2030. The Chinese President Xi Jinping invited to contribute to the fund while the Chinese State President Xi Jinping announced that they have implemented the Kunming Biodiversity Fund of 1.5 million yuan to maintain biodiversity in emerging countries.
European Green Mutabacterial Biodiversity Strategy
]The European Commission published the European Biodiversity Strategy in the scope of the European Green Mutabakat, the human and planet-oriented European Biodiversity strategy, which will allow biodiversity to be awarded by 2030. In the report, 60 percent of the wild live life in the last 40 years, while the world economy is expressed that the annual 5,5-10,5 centimeter euro-sized ecosystem service was due to lost to land enforcement. [
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10 Years Plan to Protect the body[
] The United Nations (BM) continues to work on the text of the worldwide plan to protect nature from the next year. The Global Biodiversity Framework is growing at the 30 percent of the land and oceans in the world will be protected. In the report, it is also necessary to use of plastic wastes and snacks in the correct two percent reduction.
[ The European Union (EU) is expected to export green bonds near 250 billion euros until 2025
In the report on the Climate, which emphasizes that the EU and the UK has a strong demand for the first green bonds, the EU’s first green bonds are shared. 15 years ago 12 billion euro-sized tahvilin reported that the total amount of 135 billion euro is collected, “In the UK, the first green tahvil ihrac was collected in a total of 100 billion pounds. The fund is included in the expressions of flood defense systems, carbon capture and storage projects with renewable energy.
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The annual average of carbon release per person up to 2030
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Oxfam's European Environmental Policy Institute and based on the researches of the Stockholm Environmental Institute, it is necessary to have an average of 2,3 tons per year of carbon emissions per capita up to 2030 to limit its temperature rise to 1.5 degrees. According to the details of the study, 1 percent of the world’s richest percentage, 23 percent of the greenhouse gas release in China, 19 percent of 19 percent of the US and 11 percent of the US and 11 percent of the choice from India. [
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