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GRAPHICALLY INCLUDED - Climate Risks of the Black Sea Were Determined Through a Project Carried Out in Adapazarı.

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Associate Professor Dr. Ömer Ekmekcioğlu, Faculty Member at Istanbul Technical University (ITU) Disaster Management Institute: "It has been observed that there has been approximately a 45 percent increase in the frequency of heavy rainfall since 2000. Similarly, it is seen that green areas have decreased by approximately 15 percent since 2000."
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Within the scope of the "Strengthening Local Response Capacities to Climate Change in the Black Sea Region" project implemented in Adapazarı, the climate risks of the Black Sea region were identified. In the study, which evaluated the climate hazards in the city, the affected sectors, and the local adaptation capacity in a multi-dimensional way, it was noted that approximately 50% of agricultural areas are at risk due to climate change. The proj…

·Beyoğlu, Türkiye
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Associate Professor Dr. Ömer Ekmekcioğlu, Faculty Member at Istanbul Technical University (ITU) Disaster Management Institute: "It has been observed that there has been approximately a 45 percent increase in the frequency of heavy rainfall since 2000. Similarly, it is seen that green areas have decreased by approximately 15 percent since 2000."

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Haberler broke the news on Friday, July 31, 2026.
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