Following recent fish deaths and foul odor problems in the Gulf of Izmir, environmental risks are back on the agenda. Ramis Sağlam, spokesperson for the "Gediz is Dying, Let's Stop It Together Izmir Coordination," stated that satellite images from September 3, 2026, show color changes in different areas of the Gulf that could indicate increased algal density or a risk of algal blooms. Sağlam emphasized that these images alone do not constitute d…
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Following recent fish deaths and foul odor problems in the Gulf of Izmir, environmental risks are back on the agenda. Ramis Sağlam, spokesperson for the "Gediz is Dying, Let's Stop It Together Izmir Coordination," stated that satellite images from September 3, 2026, show color changes in different areas of the Gulf that could indicate increased algal density or a risk of algal blooms. Sağlam emphasized that these images alone do not constitute d…