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Türkiye's Climate Law: a Door to Real Change or a Step on Paper?
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Climate change is not a problem of future generations, it is a problem of today. So are we ready? For the first time in its history, Turkey has enacted a binding law against the climate crisis: The Climate Law (2025). This step has created the long-awaited legal framework. However, the critical question that needs to be asked is: Will this law really accelerate Turkey’s climate action, or is it simply a step taken to be included in international…
Turkey has finally reached a climate law; of course, with discussions. This law, which was passed by the Turkish Grand National Assembly on July 3, 2025, in the hot summer days of 2025, offers a framework under many headings, from the emissions trading system (ETS) to administrative sanctions, from local action plans to the Climate Change Presidency. However, the content of this framework is plagued by uncertainty rather than emptiness. The post…
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