Posts about ecology

Overcoming Dilemmas for Sustainable Tourism

In my last article, I discussed Alper Gezeravcı, Turkey’s first space traveler. In this article, I’ll touch on some destinations on Earth that are much less expensive than space tourism, which costs $55 million, but still wouldn’t be easy to visit even if you wanted to. Of course, I’m also

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The Growing Boom in Electric Vehicle Sales

We’ve started seeing electric vehicle ads everywhere. While the number of Tesla, the pioneer of electric vehicles, is constantly increasing in Turkey, we’re also seeing brands like BYD and Sunwell that we’re seeing for the first time. Furthermore, German brands like BMW, Mercedes, and Audi, global leaders in the industry,

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Good4Trust and Beyond

Last month, I left the Council of 7, where I had served since Good4Trust’s founding, due to the demands of my work. Of course, this wasn’t a farewell for me. I personally believe in and support Good4Trust’s mission, which is to organize a community of ecologically and socially fair producers

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Denizli, a natural wonder, is where it should be.

Those who know me well know I completed my military service in Denizli, and therefore have a strong bond with it. After a long time, I went to Denizli at the invitation of a friend to spend New Year’s Eve. In this first article of the year, written with a

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Mersin should be a renewable energy hub, not a nuclear one.

In my last post, I shared my wonderful experiences at the Mersin Marathon. While I remember Mersin so positively, I’d also like to share something that really bothers me: the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant, which has already begun testing in the seaside town of Akkuyu in Mersin’s Gülnar district. I’ve

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The 100th Anniversary of Our Republic

When we look beyond the ceremonies prepared for the 100th Anniversary of our Republic on 29 October 29 and look at the bigger picture, the question, “Is the Republic where it should be 100 years after its founding?” is important for all of us. In this article, I will address

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Running Fish Ayvalık

My close circle knows that I occasionally participate in runs in different parts of the country. This year’s Ayvalık run, which I participated in for the first time on 17 September, lived up to my expectations. In this article, I’ll share with you the wonderful time we had in Ayvalık

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Setting Standards for Hydrogen, the Energy Panacea

It’s clear that hydrogen, which can meet our energy needs by converting into electricity or heat at any time, will make a significant contribution to humanity and our nation in combating climate change and achieving energy independence. As we prepare for the hydrogen economy, it’s essential to establish standards to

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