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The sea ice area in the Arctic has been shrinking by about half a million square kilometers per decade since 1979.
The temperature increase in the Kara Sea in the north of Siberia reached more extreme levels.
While the temperature increase recorded in the region since 1982 was 6.7 degrees Celsius, the ten-year increase rate was measured as 1.68 degrees Celsius.
As temperatures rise, the sea ice area in the Arctic has shrunk by nearly half a million square kilometers per decade since 1979.
This melting rate means that a glacier the size of Spain disappears every 10 years.
Melting glaciers are exacerbating coastal erosion by exposing Arctic coastlines directly to waves; It poses a danger to settlements and infrastructure facilities.
Meteorology expects local heavy showers and thunderstorms in Adıyaman, Diyarbakır, Elazığ, Bingöl, Bitlis, Siirt and the Eastern Mediterranean tomorrow.

Zero Waste Foundation and Turkish Airlines (THY) will sign a strategic cooperation protocol in the fields of waste management, preventing food waste, reducing carbon footprint and sustainable aviation.

Türkiye ranked 4th in the world according to FAO reports by increasing its forest assets to 30 percent of the country's surface area. It also became the first in Europe and the third in the world in the afforestation category.
Meteorological Engineer Prof. Dr. Adil Tek stated that the cool and rainy weather will last for two weeks, and that this situation is not caused directly by El Nino but from the high pressure in Scandinavia.

Heavy rains affecting the country, especially Istanbul, will continue until the weekend. Experts reported that the cool weather will last for two weeks and the bacon summer is expected in late October and early November.

According to the September 30, 2026 data announced by İSKİ, Istanbul's general dam occupancy rate decreased to 36.82 percent due to the effect of increasing temperatures and evaporation.