State-built pond in Malatya turns into wastewater dump, posing health threat
An artificial pond, located near one of the city’s prime recreational areas, has nearly become a public health hazard in Malatya. Sewage and chemical effluents discharged into Şahnahan River, a vital artery of the city, accumulate in the pond, compounding environmental and health concerns.
Bursa’s 2050 plan
Bursa Metropolitan Municipality is diligently crafting an Environmental Master Plan that will guide the city until 2050. Ecology advocates emphasize that its successful implementation is just as crucial as its innovative design, viewing the plan as nothing less than the “constitution of the city”
Green design on green pitches: Where sustainability meets stadiums
While industrial football has long been driven by profit, the stadiums that captivate fans are now seamlessly blending with urban landscapes and nature. In recent years, new-generation stadiums in Turkey and around the globe have embraced sustainable innovations, redefining the legacy of the game
Media Self-Regulation in Turkey: Challenges, Opportunities, Suggestions
What significant challenges do media organizations in Turkey face in setting up independent and effective self-regulation mechanisms? Why were models such as Press Councils and Ombudsmanship unsuccessful? The Media Self-Regulation book offers an up-to-date and detailed examination of the subject.
