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    "title": "İklim Değişikliyi ve Dünya ülkelerine Tesiri",
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    "abstract": "Sürdürülebilir kalkınmanın önündeki ilk zorluk, aşırı sömürüye maruz kalan doğal kaynakları ve ekosistemleri koruyarak yoksulluğu azaltmak ve dünyadaki yoksul insan sayısını ve sosyal refahı etkilemektir. Zengin ve fakir arasındaki büyük boşluk alarm çalmaktadır. Böylece, doğal kaynakların yüzde 80'i dünya nüfusunun yüzde 20'sini tüketiyor. Sonuç olarak, doğal kaynaklardaki keskin düşüş ve çevre tüketimi çevreyi\r\ntehdit ediyor. Balık stokları tükenmekte, biyolojik çeşitlilik ve ormansızlaşma, su kirliliği ve iklim değişikliği çarpıcı biçimde artmaktadır. İkinci büyük zorluk, küresel çevresel felaketi önlemektir. İklim değişikliği, her kıtada bugünün ülkelerini kapsayan bir sorundur. Bu problem yerel ekonomiye ve insanların yaşamlarına ciddi zararlar veriyor. Hava akımları değişiyor, deniz seviyeleri yükseliyor, kasırgalar ve yağışlar artmakta ve havaya\r\nemisyonlar artmaya devam ediyor. Herhangi bir işlem yapılmazsa, Dünya'nın ortalama yüzey sıcaklığı 3 derece daha yüksek olacaktır. Bunun en yoksul nüfus üzerinde etkisi olacak. Bu sorunu önlemek için daha temiz ve daha sofistike bir ekonomiye ihtiyaç vardır. Bu yönde atılan adımlardan biri, ülkenin yenilenebilir enerji ve karbondioksit emisyonlarına katılımıdır. İklim sorunu o kadar küresel bir sorundur ki, çözüm uluslararası alanda uygulanmalı ve gelişmekte olan ülkeler düşük karbon ekonomisiyle karşı karşıya kalmalı. Birleşmiş Milletler'in 2018 yılı iklim değişikliği ile ilgili raporunun \"Yeni İklim Ekonomisi\" olması tesadüf değildir. Rapor ayrıca 'Daha iyi gelişme daha iyi bir iklimdir' sloganını yansıtıyor. Uluslararası düzeyde Hükümetlerarası İklim Değişikliği Paneli, 2015 yılında Paris'te kabul edilen kararlara yansıyan iklim sorunuyla ilgileniyor. Raporlarına\r\ngöre: [1]  ",
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    "english_title": "Climate Change and Its Impact on the World's Countries",
    "english_abstract": "The first challenge to sustainable development is to reduce poverty and impact the number of poor people and social well-being in the world by protecting overexploited natural resources and ecosystems. The huge gap between rich and poor is sounding the alarm. Thus, 80% of natural resources are consumed by 20% of the world's population. As a result, the sharp decline in natural resources and environmental depletion threaten the environment. Fish stocks are dwindling, biodiversity and deforestation are increasing dramatically, water pollution and climate change are also increasing. The second major challenge is to prevent a global environmental catastrophe. Climate change is a problem affecting countries on every continent today. This problem is causing serious damage to local economies and people's lives. Air currents are changing, sea levels are rising, hurricanes and rainfall are increasing, and emissions into the atmosphere continue to rise. If no action is taken, the average surface temperature of the Earth will be 3 degrees higher. This will have an impact on the poorest populations. To prevent this problem, a cleaner and more sophisticated economy is needed. One of the steps taken in this direction is the country's participation in renewable energy and carbon dioxide emissions. The climate problem is so global that the solution must be implemented internationally, and developing countries must face a low-carbon economy. It is no coincidence that the United Nations' 2018 report on climate change is titled \"The New Climate Economy.\" The report also reflects the slogan \"Better development means a better climate.\" At the international level, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) deals with the climate problem, as reflected in the decisions adopted in Paris in 2015.",
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