ECOLOGY
A large-scale environmental destruction in Gabar Mountain continues under the pretext of oil extraction. DEM Party MP Irmez said that the oil extracted from Gabar meets only one percent of Turkey’s total energy needs, but the environmental cost is huge.
Amed Bar Association’s Head of the Urban and Environmental Commission, Ahmet Inan, said that mining activities are being used as a means to depopulate Kurdistan and added that silence in the face of this destruction is not an option.
“The purposeful destruction of ecological resources is a crime against humanity. These attacks constitute war crimes. By destroying resources, the right to existence of generations yet to come is being taken away,” said TEV-EKO.
KCDK-E is organizing its first ecology workshop today and tomorrow, 22 December, in Freiburg.
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Environmentalists: Turkish bombardments destroy ecosystem
Environmental activists from South Kurdistan strongly protest against the bombing of South Kurdistan’s mountain regions by the Turkish military: "If this goes on, the entire population will be displaced and no animal will survive."
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Cultivated lands protected by HPC
HPC has increased patrols and the number of checkpoints against the suspicious fires that have been breaking out in cultivated lands recently.
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People of Afrin make Shehba greener
The people of Afrin are trying to continue with their lives in Shehba and have set up a nursery garden to plant the empty plots, with support from the Agriculture Committee.
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Artists join the call to save Hasankeyf
The Initiative to Keep Hasankeyf Alive and the Mesopotamia Ecology Movement issued a call to movements and activists worldwide to join the 3rd Global Day of Action for the defense of the 12,000 year old town Hasankeyf and the Tigris River on June 7 and 8.
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Call for global action for ancient Hasankeyf on 7 and 8 June
The Initiative to Keep Hasankeyf Alive and Mesopotamia Ecology Movement called on social movements, NGO's, activists to join the 3rd Global Day of Action for the defense of the 12,000 year old town Hasankeyf and the Tigris River on 7 and 8 June.
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Guerrilla is one with nature
Mountaineering backpacks have fluorescent parts, they want to be found when they are lost. But when it comes to the guerrilla, it’s a different story. The backpacks. weapons, clips and flasks take on the colors appropriate for guerrilla life.
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Spring in Amed through ANF lenses
With the arrival of spring, there are more than 250 bird species in the Hewsel Gardens, where colourful and beautiful floral scents conquest the air.
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Make Rojava Green Again Meeting in Geneva
A networking meeting of the "Make Rojava Green Again" campaign took place this weekend in Geneva. The ecologically focused activists also showed solidarity with the hunger strikes in Turkish prisons.
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7000 trees for Raqqa
As part of the tree planting campaign launched in the northern Syrian city of Raqqa in mid-March, the Civil Council has planted 7,000 trees in the former capital of the self-proclaimed ISIS caliphate.