Turkey sits at a genuinely rough spot for climate change — Mediterranean-basin droughts are projected to hit its agriculture hard, Istanbul's water reservoirs have already run critically low in recent summers, and wildfire seasons along the Aegean coast keep starting earlier each year. A focused conversation on how global warming is reshaping Turkey's climate, economy, and society, and what concrete steps the country needs to take now rather than later. What's the one policy change you think would actually make a difference?
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The drought numbers for Anatolia in this were sobering