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İzmir Development Agency outlined FRAME’s food-waste prevention and sustainable food-system work at a World Food Day summit.
UNEP’s 2026 emissions-gap assessment projects 2.8°C of warming by 2100 if governments retain current policies.
China says next month’s COP31 in Antalya should examine trade barriers on clean technologies alongside climate finance.
European companies have reported more than €1.2tn of capital expenditure aligned with the EU Taxonomy since 2023, including €512bn in green and transition investment during 2025.
The European Commission approved Vision 2040 for fisheries and aquaculture in Brussels on 20 October 2026, including an EU strategy.
Türkiye and Australia are preparing for COP31 in Antalya while coal expansion proposals remain active in both countries.
After flooding in Istanbul, the Chamber of Landscape Architects urged planners to embed water-retaining blue-green systems in city plans.
EU leaders have again identified renewable power, electrification, electricity grids, storage and efficiency as central to reducing fossil-fuel reliance and bringing down energy prices.
The Commission and EU foreign policy chief have launched an Arctic cooperation framework spanning security, climate, prosperity and communities.
Governments, diplomats and nature specialists will meet in Yerevan from 19 to 30 October to assess delivery of the 2022 global biodiversity framework.
İklim Haber, citing Eurostat, reports that coal supplied 9.2% of EU electricity in 2025, its lowest recorded proportion.
Türkiye’s capital-markets regulator has approved sustainable debt programmes capped at TL5 billion for QNB Bank and $4 billion for Akbank.
The Metafor site’s 50 MW wind facility and integrated 50 MW solar plant have completed acceptance, taking İş Enerji’s portfolio to 1,650 MW.
Beta Enerji has agreed to supply a 250 MVA transformer and associated site services for a battery storage project in Romania.
Property-right holders in Istanbul’s flood-hit Ayazağa area can pursue renewal through Yarısı Bizden support or a TOKİ project.
Turgay Baş of Alaçam became the first participant to meet the 100,000-package goal in Türkiye’s DOA deposit-packaging campaign.
EU-led digital product passport requirements are prompting companies to improve the product data they collect, verify and share across supply chains.
Torrential rain in Istanbul on 14 October killed four people and may have set a new daily rainfall record.
Galumalemana Anne Rasmussen, chief climate negotiator for the Alliance of Small Island States, said COP31 in Antalya should keep the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C limit at its centre.
Prof. Dr. Emine Didem Evci Kiraz says COP31 should pair health-system resilience goals with finance, delivery plans and progress tracking.
Turkish authorities say they will finish the stalled Ayazağa watercourse project while providing relief after deadly flooding.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan was updated by Minister Murat Kurum after an inspection of flood-affected Ayazağa in Istanbul’s Sarıyer district.
Türkiye’s environment minister Murat Kurum chaired an emergency coordination meeting after flooding in Istanbul, where authorities reported three deaths and 273 kg of rain per square metre.
Household tumble dryers sold in Türkiye will need labels showing an A–E repairability class from 1 January 2027.
Flooding triggered by an intense overnight downpour in Istanbul killed three people, disrupted transport and prompted major evacuations.
Türkiye’s 2026 YEKA process has drawn 19 solar applicants and 12 wind applicants for renewable-project connection capacity.
İzmir Development Agency’s €3 million BEST For Energy initiative has won an Outstanding Project award after securing €3.5 million in further funding.
Climate Investment Funds has approved US$250 million for Turkey’s TIDIP, designed to mobilise US$2.8 billion for industrial transition investments.
SBTN’s Nature 2.0 offers companies more ways to develop nature targets while retaining validation, disclosure and place-based assessment requirements.
Snøhetta Oslo senior architect Tommaso Maserati sets out a workplace design approach centred on belonging, social exchange and ecological awareness rather than efficiency alone.