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Green news from Turkey: a new book exchange campaign at schools launched by the Ministry of Education. The new exchange project will save more than 1.27 million trees and 110 million dollars every year!

The recently declassified report submitted to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee analyzes how Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey respond if Tehran acquires nuclear weapons.

Using the conventional 2lt.kettles just for one cup of coffee creates approximately 80% energy loss just for boiling water. pH7 enables user to have hot water in a very short time and with a less amount of energy.

The historic site of Hasankeyf in southeastern Turkey could disappear under water if the government pushes ahead with a plan to build a hydro-electric dam that would flood part of the ruins of the site. Hasankeyf’s inhabitants fear the dam not only because of the threat to their heritage, but also to their income from tourism.

You see a lot of turkeys this time of year, but most of them are stuffed and on a dining room table. In parts of Eugene, Oregon you can’t take a walk down the street without running into a flock.

How to have a Green Thanksgiving from food, to carpooling, to recycling your turkey fat.