Nature
Worms produce a ton of fertilizer from organic waste
A total of 1 million worms at the facility of the Zeytinburnu Municipality in Istanbul that feed on organic waste collected from marketplaces and groceries have produced a ton of fertilizer for use in horticulture.
Magnitude 5.9 earthquake strikes off the coast of Rhodes
A strong temblor rocked the southeast Aegean island of Rhodes on Wednesday. No damage was initially reported.
According to the revised assessment of the Geodynamic Institute, it was a magnitude 5.9 temblor and occurred at 2.37 p.m. with an epicenter in the sea, 58 kilometers southeast of Lindos, at a depth of 22 km. The initial estimate was 5.7 Richter.
Rains in a week may ‘save agricultural production’
Though the drought experienced throughout the country since last October has started to threaten agricultural production by "exceeding critical limits one by one," the possibility of compensation will continue if it rains in a week, sector representatives say.
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Facts about Crude Oil that Every Trader Should Know
Do you want to learn about oil trading before venturing into this sector? Here are fascinating facts to know about crude oil trading.
While most traders are likely aware of the fundamentals of crude oil, you can learn a lot more about this in-demand good, including how its history, widespread application, and distinctive value can affect oil trading choices.
UK Households are being Paid to Switch Off their Electrical Appliances
Britain has been gripped by very cold weather and the power system is struggling due to high demand.
Weather in Bulgaria: The Cold Continues, Snowfall and Rainfall are Expected
Today, a moderate wind will continue to blow from the east-northeast, bringing cold air with it. It will be mostly cloudy.
‘Grave climate crisis awaits future generations’
Drought and major food crises may be experienced worldwide if greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere are not reduced, Türkiye's Special Envoy for Climate Change Mehmet Emin Binpınar has warned.
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Solar energy projects seen soaring in 2023
SolarPower Europe's aim to achieve a new record in the installation of photovoltaic electricity production units in 2023, after the 2022 highs, Aristotelis Chantavas, the president of the organization said in a message for the new year.
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Fireplaces in overdrive during the festive season
Air pollution due to smoke from fireplaces in Athens was significantly higher over the festive period, especially from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Despite unseasonably high temperatures, many fireplaces in the capital were used, sounding the alarm as to what could happen in the event of a harsh winter.
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Bulgaria: By the End of the Week, We can expect Snow across the Country
The warmer temperatures of late January are over. The lowest temperature is on Mount Musala - minus 8 degrees Celsius. The rains are set - they have already started in the extreme southwestern regions, as well as in the northwestern part of the country. This was announced on BNT by the forecaster from NIMH Anastasia Stoycheva.