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The first construction phase of Ecole Brouch has opened in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg, combining two new school buildings with a historic school.
Türkiye’s emissions trading system regulation entered into force on 27 August 2026 after publication in the Official Gazette.
Negotiations at the UN Convention to Combat Desertification’s COP17 in Ulaanbaatar have stalled over a global drought framework after a US-led group rejected any international text.
Negotiations at the UN Convention to Combat Desertification's 17th Conference in Ulaanbaatar have stalled over whether to adopt a legally binding international framework on drought.
A glacier collapse near the Nepal–China border sent ice and rock into a valley, triggering destructive flooding in Nepal and Tibet.
COP31’s Antalya agenda assigns a priority theme to every day, with the leaders’ summit scheduled for 11–12 November 2026.
Türkiye's onshore wind capacity under construction has reached 4.5 GW, according to the Turkey Wind Energy Association's mid-2026 statistical report.
A risk analysis by Aon warns that economic losses from a potential super El Niño event could extend well beyond 2026, with effects persisting for several years.
US gas-fired power projects under construction increased by 76% in the first half of the year, as developers seek to supply expanding AI data centres, according to Global Energy Monitor.
Average global sea surface temperature outside the polar regions has reached 21.1°C, surpassing the 21.09°C record set in March 2024.
İklim Haber’s ninth climate-denial glossary article reviews how the Great Reset narrative has been used to cast climate action as covert control.
Turkey's Environment Deputy Minister outlined institutional coordination between three UN environmental treaties as the country prepares to host COP31.
PepsiCo Türkiye and the Önder Çiftçi Production and Marketing Cooperative have added conservation farming to the Bir Damla Bir Dünya water project in Tekirdağ in 2026.
The European Commission released guidance on 24 August 2026 clarifying how verifiers and accreditation bodies must operate under the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism definitive phase.
Turkey generated 5.4 terawatt-hours of electricity from solar power in July 2026, surpassing June's previous record of 4.9TWh.
Cezeri Yeşil Teknoloji Mesleki ve Teknik Anadolu Lisesi, Türkiye's sole representative in the Environmental Action category, advances to the World's Best School Prizes final with public voting open until end of October.
Environment Minister Murat Kurum shared recovery images from Dereli on the sixth anniversary of a catastrophic August 2020 flood that killed 11 people and prompted intensive state-led reconstruction.
Turkey's Environment Ministry has imposed a penalty of 1.678 million Turkish lira on a hotel in the Belek Special Environmental Protection Zone for accumulating waste on its grounds.
Hot, rainless and, in some areas, windy weather is expected to raise forest-fire risk across several Turkish regions.
Türkiye will place climate planning in all 81 provinces under a common framework, replacing the varied approaches previously used by municipalities.
Lagmansgården Reform School, completed in Pietarsaari, Finland, in 2025, combines schooling, care and accommodation for children and young people requiring intensive support.
Turkey's environment ministry is advancing simultaneous redevelopment of 67 buildings in Istanbul's Zeytinburnu district under its Half from Us campaign.
The European Commission released ten guidance documents on 14 August 2026 to help non-EU producers and importers meet monitoring and reporting obligations under the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism's definitive phase.
Turkey's deposit return system for beverage packaging collected over 100 million containers by 11 August 2026, just six weeks after its national rollout began on 1 July.