ecology
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Women of Lice resist construction of copper mine
Women of Lice resist the construction of a copper mine in their district. “This project will destroy our living spaces, displaces people. It targets our memory and future,” they say.
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‘The Turkish state aims to destroy the nature of Afrin by plundering it’
“The Turkish state aims to destroy the nature of Afrin by plundering it,” said Almaz Romî, Co-chair of the Ecology Committee in the Euphrates Canton of North and East Syria, stressing that 21,500,000 trees have been cut down in Afrin.
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‘If logging continues, it will pose a threat to the ecosystem of Zagros’
Ecologist Shlier commented on the deforestation in the cities of Sardasht and Baneh and warned, “If logging continues, it will pose a threat to not only the forests in Sardasht and Baneh but also the entire ecosystem of Zagros.”
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“Our aim is to create a clean and healthy environment’
“Green spaces play an effective and positive role in climate change. Our aim is to create a clean and healthy environment,” said Meha Mihemed, Co-chair of the Ecology Department of the People’s Municipality in Til Temir.
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Soil and Water Analysis Laboratory supports farmers
The Soil and Water Analysis Laboratory opened in Qamishlo by the Agricultural Research Center provides solutions to the problems of farmers by analyzing soil and water samples.
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Women protect nature in Chamchamal
Awareness-raising activities about the environment are carried out in Chamchamal, said Sabiha Raşid, member of the Chamchamal Environmental Protection Organization, criticizing the government for not having a plan to raise awareness.
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Ecologists: Plunder should not be the fate of this region
The area affected by the fire that erupted between Amed and Mêrdîn and killed 15 people, should be declared a disaster area, ecologists say, “This plunder should not be the fate of this region.”
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Water war of Turkish state: Jaghjagh River causes diseases
The Turkish state's policy of pouring sewage and chemical waste into the Jaghjagh River flowing through the city of Qamishlo poses a threat to the public health and environment.
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Women launch initiatives in Tunisia to reduce effects of climate change
Environmental activists in Tunisia launch individual and collective initiatives to reduce the effects of climate change on vulnerable groups, especially women.
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Godernê disappears: Ecocide is part of war policy!
Women environmental activists point out that a crime against humanity has been committed in the Gelîye Godernê valley, which will soon disappear after being flooded by a dam in Amed’s Silvan district.
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Environmental campaign in Kobanê
Women and children in Kobanê plant trees as part of the “Be Environmentally Friendly” campaign launched by the Environmental Organization of Euphrates Region in North and East Syria.
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Lebanese woman challenges stereotypes in fishing
Fatima Karsht earns a living for her family from fishing in the town of Qana, located in the southeast of Lebanese city Tyre.
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Kobanê Environmental Authority starts two projects on organic fertilizer production
The Kobanê Environmental Authority works on the production of organic fertilizer using worms and agricultural waste in order to reduce the use of chemical fertilizers.
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Air pollution threatens public health in Iran
Air pollution in Iran is approximately 6.5 times higher than PM2.5 Threatening public health, the air pollution increases the risk of heart and circulatory diseases.
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‘Derna should be reconstructed’
The two dams in Derna collapsed on September 11 after they were overwhelmed by Storm Daniel, causing floods. Libyan women say that Derna should be reconstructed according to international and environmental standards.
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‘Replace it’ campaign aims to replace plastic bags with cloth ones in Gaza
Azhar Tanboura has launched the “Replace it” campaign in the Gaza Strip to replace plastic bags with cloth ones. They distribute bags made of cloth to urge residents to avoid the use of plastic bags.
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Lake Urmia risks drying up
Lake Urmia, the largest saltwater lake in Eastern Kurdistan, faces the risk of drying up due to the failure of the authorities to take precautions.
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Environmental activist Deniz Gümüşel: Trees in Akbelen and Cudi are siblings
“All forests, trees in Akbelen and Cudi are siblings,” said environmental activist Deniz Gümüşsel, who was detained for preventing the cutting down of trees in the Akbelen Forest and then banned from entering Milas.
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Centuries-old oak trees cut down in Rojhelat Kurdistan
A female environmental activist in Rojhelat Kurdistan says centuries-old oak trees have been cut down by some groups like mafia having connections with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. She calls for the prevention of more destruction of nature.
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Ecological plunder in Zap Valley endangers all living creatures
All living creatures are under threat in Colemêrg, where the number of sand quarries and mining activities are increasing day by day. The water in the Zap Valley is polluted because of the quarries protected by the military.