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Burdur Lake is a saline and soda lake of tectonic origin, located within the boundaries of Burdur Province in southwestern Türkiye, with a closed basin. Its surface area varies over time due to factors such as evaporation and water loss, measuring approximately 250 km² during the 2000s. In addition to being the seventh largest lake in Türkiye, it is also one of the country’s deepest lakes, with a maximum depth of 110 m. It lies at an elevation of 845 m above sea level.GEOLOGICAL AND HYDROLOGICAL

Ecological art is an interdisciplinary art form that reevaluates the relationship between nature and humans, approaching environmental issues through an artistic perspective. Emerging in parallel with environmental and political movements since the 1960s, this artistic approach does not merely treat nature as a theme; it also directly incorporates nature into the artistic production process. In this sense, ecological art transcends classical aesthetic concerns and assumes a societal and environm

Light pollution is a environment issue caused by the misdirection of artificial light, its excessive use, or its use at inappropriate times. This type of pollution disrupts natural nighttime darkness and adversely affects human health, ecosystems, astronomy research and energy conservation road.Main Causes of Light PollutionIncorrect lighting design: Light being unnecessarily directed toward the sky or unwanted areas.Over-illumination: Using more light than is needed.Inappropriate fixtures: Use

Captain Pengü and Friends 2 is a 2021 Turkish animated film directed by Nurullah Yenihan and Pelin Tuğçe Şen. The film focuses on Captain Pengü and his friends’ struggle against environmental issues.PlotCaptain Pengü and his friends set out on a journey to attend a music festival in İnci Koyu. Along the way, they encounter various environmental problems such as drought, marine pollution, and loss of natural vegetation. The team collaborates to find solutions to these challenges. Motivated by a p

Planned obsolescence is a strategy in which products are deliberately designed with a limited useful life, thereby encouraging consumers to purchase new products after a certain period. The concept was first introduced in 1932 by Bernard London in his article titled “Ending the Depression Through Planned Obsolescence”. London proposed this strategy as a solution to exit the 1929 Global Economic Crisis. He argued that product lifespans should be determined by the state and that products reaching