Climate Journal

The Price of Melting Glaciers: Climate Injustice in Nepal and the Himalayas

Rapidly melting glaciers in the Himalayas are threatening not only natural ecosystems but also the lives and livelihoods of millions of people. The recent disaster in Nepal once again demonstrates how communities that have contributed the least to the climate crisis are often forced to pay the heaviest price. Photo: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-02716-w We have all seen those disturbing images in the news of enormous masses of ice breaking away from glaciers in

Gamze Çelikyılmaz

1 day ago2 min read

The Hidden Ecological Cost of the Digital Supply Chain

A smartphone and laptop with icons showing energy use, water consumption, and resource extraction to highlight the environmental footprint of digital devices.

Emin Eralp

Nov 17, 20253 min read

Turkey's Climate Law: Paving the Way for Climate Investment Leadership

Turkey's Climate Law drives carbon pricing, emission trading, and green investment, boosting sustainability and global competitiveness.

Gediz Kaya

Feb 25, 20253 min read

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TOWARDS COP31

The AI Dilemma Ahead of COP31: Data Centers to Decarbonization

As climate change accelerates, the explosive growth of AI is placing increasing pressure on energy systems, water resources and carbon budgets, making sustainable “green AI” policies and clean energy transitions a critical agenda for COP31 and beyond. I'm still amazed by things most people take for granted such as having light by flicking a switch or taking a hot bath whenever I want. The electricity flowing into our homes and the water from our taps are things most of us now

Sibel Sezer

May 155 min read

Ten Critical Priorities for Turkish Civil Society Participating in the COP31 Process

COP31 may offer a critical milestone for Turkish civil society to become more visible and influential in global climate governance. The way it can achieve this is for civil society organizations to adopt a strategic, coordinated and multi-layered approach if it actually wants this. Key priority areas for preparation and engagement of civil society organizations in the lead-up to COP31 are outlined below, drawing on a webinar held with the participation of rights-based civ

Yunus Arıkan

Apr 93 min read

Mainstreaming Oceans at COP31

As COP31 approaches oceans are moving from the margins to the center of global climate negotiations, reflecting a broader shift in how climate challenges are understood. Set against the rapidly warming Mediterranean, this moment raises a critical question: will oceans and marine ecosystems finally take a leading role in shaping climate action? Oceans are increasingly gaining recognition within global climate negotiations. This recognition reflects a broader shift in how clima

Sibel Sezer

Apr 36 min read