As part of its efforts to combat the climate crisis, Turkey’s Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change are set to open a portal where studies on climate change and scientifically verified and reliable content can be shared.
At the “Public Policies” session of the International Environment and Communication Summit, Orhan Solak, the head of the ministry’s climate change unit, stated that the portal would soon be launched.
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“We are preparing a Climate Change Adaptation Action Plan. The ministry is also working on improving the capacities of local governments”. “We have completed the ‘Climate Portal’ to provide an opportunity for all organizations fighting the climate crisis to share their scientifically verified and reliable studies on climate change,”.
He also pointed out that adaptation to nature is as essential as reducing consumption damage to the environment in the fight against climate change.
Story was adapted from Hurriyet Daily News.
