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The research examines the situation of 993 cactus species in the American continent against climate change.
The study, led by researchers from the universities of Arizona and South Florida, examined how 993 cactus species found in the American continent were affected by climate change.
As a result of the investigations, scientists determined that temperature increases and severe droughts resulting from climate change increase the risk of extinction of cacti.
Researchers found that more than a quarter of the cactus species examined may lose at least 80 percent of their habitats by 2100, and stated that cactus diversity may decrease significantly, especially in the northeast of Chile, Peru and Brazil.
Researchers noted that more than 30 percent of cactus species on the continent are currently in danger of extinction due to habitat destruction and illegal collection.
The results of the study were published in the journal "Nature".

The General Directorate of Meteorology issued a yellow code warning for 11 provinces, including Istanbul. While showers, storms and temperature drops are expected throughout the country throughout the weekend, Istanbul Governorship and AKOM called for precautions against adverse weather conditions.

In the interview held at COP31, İSKİ officials shared Istanbul's earthquake-resistant water infrastructure, rainwater management, water loss reduction and strategies to combat climate change.
Meteorological Engineer Hüseyin Öztel announced that heavy rain and storms are expected in the Marmara and Northern Aegean regions over the weekend, and temperatures will drop by 10 degrees. A flood risk warning was issued in Istanbul, Thrace and the Aegean coasts.

The General Directorate of Meteorology warned of heavy showers and thunderstorms that are expected to be effective in the Marmara Region starting from noon tomorrow. A call for precautions against the risk of floods and storms was made in many provinces, including Istanbul.

Geyikli-Bozcaada and Kabatepe-Gökçeada ferry services were canceled due to the severe southwest wind that has been effective in Çanakkale for two days. The Dardanelles Strait is closed to maritime traffic in both directions as of 16.45.

The General Directorate of Meteorology announced that local heavy showers and thunderstorms are expected throughout the Marmara Region starting from noon tomorrow and warned against risks such as sudden floods and transportation disruptions.