Despite all the efforts to increase the share of renewable energy sources in the domestic energy portfolio, fossil fuel-based power...
Climate Change Threatens the Continuation of the Yoruk Nomadic Culture in Turkey
Anatolia had been a crossroads of civilizations since history started, therefore a local indigenous people population does not exist as...
Turkey Contributed .90% of Global Agriculture Sector Emissions in 2021
Historically, the agriculture sector has been Turkey’s largest employer and a major contributor to the country’s GDP, although its share...
Turkey: A Climate Look Past and Forward
Looking Back 2022: An increase in the use of renewable energy Looking Forward 2023: Looking Forward (Predictive) 2023 Presidential Election...
Turkey’s Power Grid
The electricity grid systems include three distinct components, often hundreds or thousands of miles apart—generation, transmission, and distribution. In many...
Turkey’s Proxy Measures for Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Prosperity, specifically in developed countries, due to the global industry has inevitably caused energy crises and environmental pollution. These issues...
No Local Production of EVs in Turkey and Most Passenger Car Stock is Old and Fuel Inefficient
In 2001 the number of registered vehicles in Turkey was 8.5 million with an average increase of 1 million vehicles...
Climate Change is Expected to Result in Declines in Agriculture, Industry, and Tourism in Turkey
Changes in the climate may differ from region to region in the world. Regional changes could differ from the global...
Turkey Experiencing Extreme Weather Events and Rising Energy Prices in 2022
Firstly, after an extended autumn, the winter season started later than usual in most of the country. It continued until...
Almost 95% of Youth View Climate Change As One of The Most Significant Dangers Faced By Turkey
Turkey has one of the largest populations in the region, exceeding 85 million. Of this population, almost one third is...