Mediterranean climate zones could expand to cover 40 to 45 percent of Turkey by the end of the century as hotter and drier conditions increase the risks of wildfire, water shortages and crop losses, a study has found.
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Türkiye and the Union for the Mediterranean held a panel in Rome ahead of COP 31, addressing the Mediterranean's climate priorities. The event emphasized concrete steps in combating climate change and regional cooperation.