If digital expansion outpaces clean energy growth, emissions could rise rather than fall.The integration of artificial intelligence into public administration...

There is little evidence of a structural break that would put total emissions on a firm downward path by 2026.Türkiye’s...

Turkiye has a development model that still relies on large infrastructure projects and continued use of fossil fuels, especially coal...

Sea-level rise remains underemphasized in Türkiye’s climate risk framework, primarily because it affects a limited geographic area while hazards such...

In the  rural heartlands in small homes built of stone and timber, live millions of low-income households — often elderly...

A potential turning point came on July 9, 2025, when Türkiye adopted its first Climate Law. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan...

Currently, nuclear power contributes 0% to Türkiye’s electricity production. That is about to change. The country’s first nuclear project, the...

71% believe climate change is primarily the result of human activity, while 26% think it’s a natural process, and a...

Türkiye’s first comprehensive Climate Law Proposal was submitted to Parliament on 20 February 2025 and was swiftly adopted by the...

Prof. Dr. Güray Çelik: Leading Turkish Environmental Engineer and Champion for Sustainable Climate Solutions Professor Dr. Güray Çelik is a...