
Members of the Ünye Environmental Platform, who are fighting against the bentonite quarry that is planned to be opened in Ünye, Ordu, made a press statement in front of the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change in Ankara, before the review and evaluation commission meeting for the project, and emphasized that the project cannot be seen only as a mining investment and stated that living spaces should be protected.
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Local people and environmental activists are resisting the bentonite quarry project to be opened in Ordu Ünye.
The fight against the bentonite quarry that was planned to be opened in Ordu Ünye was moved to Ankara. Ünye Environment Platform members made a press statement in front of the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change before the review and evaluation commission meeting for the project. It was emphasized that the project cannot be considered only as a mining investment and said, "What is at stake are our houses, fields, hazelnut gardens, water, forests, villages and the living spaces we will leave to our children."

The fire, which broke out in a non-forest area near Çelebiler District of Balıkesir's Sındırgı district, spread to the forest area due to the effect of the wind. Many air and land vehicles were dispatched to the region.

The fire, which broke out near Çelebiler District of Balıkesir's Sındırgı district, spread to the forest area due to the effect of the wind. Teams continue their air and land intervention efforts.

First Lady Erdoğan visited the Turkish National Botanical Garden in Ankara, harvested the local seed garden and visited the Agricultural Biodiversity Museum.

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO), affiliated with the United Nations, announced that the El Nino weather event has become stronger and will continue with an almost 100 percent probability until February 2027. WMO warned that the risks of floods, drought and extreme heat may increase and stated that it was working with national meteorological institutions to strengthen early warning systems.
In France, due to the historic summer heat, museums and historical buildings were closed early, there was a significant decrease in the number of visitors, and a total loss of 2,225 million euros was incurred due to ticket refunds. The Louvre Museum returned 1 million euros, the Palace of Versailles 260 thousand euros, the Orsay Museum 70 thousand euros and the Orangerie Museum 60 thousand euros. Meteorologists stated that this summer was the hottest since 1900 and emphasized that urgent measures were needed to combat climate change.
Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu evaluated the results of the Zero Waste, Environment and Climate Change Workshop held in Samsun. It was stated that the net zero emission target in transportation, the number of electric vehicles exceeded 450 thousand, the share of railway freight transportation to be increased to 22 percent and the Samsun Provincial Zero Waste Target Document were prepared.