Turkey has adopted its first climate law in history.

Ukrainian journalists report that Turkey has adopted its first climate change law. The country aims to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2053 and fulfill its obligations under the Paris Agreement. The main priorities of Turkey's energy policy are the use of renewable energy sources and green technologies.

The European Commission is also preparing changes to the EU Climate Law, setting a new target for 2040. Turkey responded to this move by starting to implement measures to reduce environmental impact and combat climate change.

The bill provides for the development of local action plans to combat climate change, strategies for regulating water resources, and increasing forest areas. It is also planned to encourage the use of secondary raw materials to minimize pollution from businesses.

Climate Change in Ukraine

Recently, Ukraine has felt the effects of climate change: shorter winters, rising temperatures, and increased risks of dust storms and heat strokes, especially in cities. These signs demonstrate that the issue of climate change is growing, requiring joint efforts to address it.

Summary: Turkey has adopted its first climate change law aimed at achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2053 and fulfilling its obligations under the Paris Agreement. At the same time, Ukraine has felt the effects of climate change, characterized by shorter winters, rising temperatures, and increased risks of dust storms and heat strokes, highlighting the urgency of the issue and the need for action in this direction.