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WATER SCARCITY TO BECOME A VITAL ISSUE IN TURKEY!

The increasing population, changing landscapes and rising demand means the need for water is as high as ever, but Turkey’s water scarcity problem is ringing alarm bells for a difficult future ahead, experts warn… Water scarcity has become an increasingly vital issue in Turkey as the country has been classified among “water-scarce” …

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HONEY PRODUCTION FALLS SHARPLY, PRICES SOAR BY 60 PERCENT!

Honey production, which fell 50 percent this year due to drought, decreased by 70 percent in total due to forest fires. Ziya Şahin, Head of the Turkish Beekeepers’ Association (TAB), said that this was reflected in the consumer as a 60 percent hike. It is feared that the reduced production …

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PAKDEMİRLİ: WE ATTACH GREAT IMPORTANCE TO INCREASING SOIL FERTILITY

Country attaches great importance to increasing soil fertility as one of strategies to increase agricultural yield, says minister… Turkey will assume a leading role in implementing the green development revolution, the country’s Agriculture and Forestry Minister Bekir Pakdemirli said on Tuesday. “In terms of developing sustainable agricultural practices and combating …

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WHAT IS THE OECD-FAO AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK?

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FOOD INFLATION HEATS UP AND ENERGY CRISIS MAY MAKE IT WORSE!

The jump in global food prices to a decade high risks leading to even more expensive grocery bills, and the energy crisis is threatening to make things even worse. Harvest setbacks, strong demand and supply chain disruptions have sent a United Nations index of food costs up by a third …

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TURKEY RANKS 12TH IN THE WORLD IN RENEWABLE ENERGY!

The ICCI 2021 Conference, which aims to discuss MACRO strategies and guide the sector, was held digitally by the energy platform ICCI and the Turkish Cogeneration Association. Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Fatih Dönmez attended the conference as a speaker, Chairman of the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM) Industry, …

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SWORDFISH CAUGHT IN ISTANBUL STRAIGHT AFTER 50 YEARS!

Fishermen have caught a swordfish in Istanbul’s Bosphorus Strait after approximately half a century since it was last seen in Turkish waters. “It is good news to learn that an endangered species is seen in Istanbul Strait,” Nuray Erkan, a professor from Istanbul University’s Hydrology Faculty, told the daily Milliyet on Oct. …

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REUSING PLASTIC FOOD PACKAGING HAS RISKS!

At first glance it seems practical: The herbs from the garden you want to freeze fit the washed-out margarine carton perfectly. And the empty ice cube trays can be filled up with leftover soup. However, this can be harmful to health, consumer health experts say. This is because most plastic …

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THE MINISTRY IMPLEMENTS ‘AGRICULTURE BY WATER’ PRACTISES TO REDUCE EXCESS CONSUMPTION…

The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry provides both water saving and productivity increase with its “agriculture by water” practices within the scope of combating drought and climate change. While the cultivation of plants with less water consumption is expanded, especially in places with water scarcity, support is given for them. …

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TURKEY GOES ‘UNDERGROUND’ FOR DAMS AMID DROUGHT STRESS…

As those above the surface face a lingering drought threat, Turkey seeks to increase the number of underground dams to hold water in the face of a climate crisis and swelling population… Located in a semi-arid climate zone and water-stressed, Turkey aims to take more steps for efficient use of its …

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