AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFlood Emergency: Istanbul’s worst flooding in 80 years has killed four people, triggered 48 landslides and left three missing as more heavy rain is forecast. Salt Lake Drought: Tuz Gölü nearly dried up this summer as drought and agricultural groundwater pumping threaten flamingos, tourism and a major source of Turkey’s salt. Black Sea Pollution: Attacks on tankers and commercial ships are adding to oil pollution along the Black Sea coast, harming birds and putting marine ecosystems at risk. Energy Shift: Wind and solar now make up a third of Türkiye’s installed power capacity; the country aims to triple their combined capacity to 120 gigawatts by 2035. COP31 Under Scrutiny: As Antalya prepares to host the November climate summit, rights groups warn that arrests and investigations targeting environmental activists are undermining its climate ambitions. Forest Protection: Türkiye has added 12,000 hectares to its forest conservation network.
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