Category: Sustainability News
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Durable artificial photosynthesis setup chains two carbons for solar fuel production
An artificial photosynthesis system developed at the University of Michigan can efficiently bind carbon atoms together to produce ethylene, a key component in plastics production. This system outperforms others in
DetailConsul General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Istanbul: Arjen Uijterlinde’s Consulate Chronicles
Beyoğlu is a unique district known for housing diplomatic missions, including the Palais de Hollande, the Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. This historical building has a rich
DetailPollution forcing families to move to wealthier, healthier areas
A recent study by Lancaster University Management School discovered that pollution levels influence households’ decisions to move within the United States. However, only wealthier households can afford to live in
DetailCosta Rica Makes Historic Conservation Move with Big Splash
Costa Rica has made a major announcement regarding the expansion of its protected ocean areas. With the goal of protecting nearly a third of the world’s land and sea, Costa
DetailNATO Washington Summit: Addressing Security Challenges in the Modern Landscape
NATO is facing a critical moment as it convenes in Washington to address the challenges posed by Russia’s aggression against Ukraine. The alliance is focusing on defense and deterrence strategies,
DetailTurkey Aims for Improved Water Efficiency and Establishes Ambitious Goals for the Future
Turkey is taking bold steps to improve water sustainability, with Agriculture and Forestry Minister Ibrahim Yumaklı setting ambitious targets during the 2nd National Water Council meeting. By 2030, they aim
DetailUtilizing electricity to combat coastal erosion
Northwestern University researchers have found that a mild electric current can strengthen marine coastlines, reducing erosion caused by climate change and rising sea levels. Inspired by shell-dwelling sea life, the
DetailMinistry’s urgent action plan initiated for addressing pollution in Izmir Bay
The Ministry of Environment, Urbanization, and Climate Change has formed a Scientific Committee to address pollution in Izmir Bay. During their first meeting, Deputy Minister Fatma Varank emphasized the urgent
DetailTurkey advocates for nuclear technology without sanctions for a brighter future
Türkiye’s Energy Minister, Alparslan Bayraktar, emphasized the importance of nuclear power for a sustainable future and called for the removal of trade and financial restrictions on nuclear technology. He highlighted
DetailRestoring the Ocean with a Strong Marine Identity
A recent study led by Dr. Pamela Buchan from the University of Exeter suggests that people’s strong connection with the ocean, known as their “marine identity,” could help improve society’s
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