Global warming in Turkey | Wikipedia audio article
Channel: wikipedia tts
Date: 16/05/2019

This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_change_in_Turkey


00:00:24 1 Greenhouse gas emissions by Turkey
00:00:50 2 Effects
00:01:09 2.1 Weather
00:01:38 2.2 Cities
00:02:17 2.3 Glaciers
00:02:32 2.4 Agriculture
00:03:13 2.5 Fishing
00:03:26 3 Politics
00:04:18 3.1 Protests
00:04:39 4 Religion
00:04:58 5 Education
00:05:12 5.1 Misunderstandings about climate change
00:05:59 6 Adaptation
00:06:29 7 See also
00:06:41 8 Sources



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SUMMARY
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Turkey is one of the countries which is being most affected by global warming. Annual temperatures are rising as are maximum temperatures. Greenhouse gas emissions by Turkey are 1% of the global total and are forecast to rise substantially
because the energy policy of Turkey is to heavily subsidize coal in Turkey.