M. Pasaoglu, Asude Hanedar, Yalçın Gunes, E. Avşar, Aysegul Tanik, N. Musaoğlu, Erdem Gorgun, Pinar Ece, Hasan Ayaz, Barış Akgün, Haluk Sahin Yazgi, Mehrali Ecer, M. E. Birpınar
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IMPROVING THE ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITING SYSTEM IN TURKIYE: LESSONS-LEARNT FROM MUCILAGE EVENT IN THE SEA OF MARMARA
Facing and experiencing the recent mucilage event in the Sea of Marmara-Türkiye in 2021 urged the local and state officers together with the related authorities to strengthen and improve the existing environmental auditing system. It is well-known that high pollution loads discharged to the receiving sea environment through land-based sources of point and diffuse loads accelerated the formation of mucilage in line with the warming of the sea surface as a consequence of climate change. In this regard changes, revisions, and particularly sector-specific activities were funded through a project established by the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization, and Climate Change (MoEU) and carried out by a group of academics and MoEU technical specialists. As such, the auding system has been thoroughly improved to prevent further deterioration of the Sea of Marmara surrounded by 7 metropolitan provinces of the country. This study is on the lessons-learnt during the renewal attempts of the auditing system with the aim of benefiting from the recent applications of the other developing and/or regional countries suffering from coastal pollution.
期刊介绍:
Environmental Engineering and Management Journal is an international journal that publishes reviewed original research papers of both experimental and theoretical nature in the following areas:
environmental impact assessment;
environmental integrated management;
risk assessment and management;
environmental chemistry;
environmental protection technologies (water, air, soil);
pollution reduction at source and waste minimization;
chemical and biological process engineering;
cleaner production, products and services;
sensors in environment control;
sources of radiation and protection technologies;
waste valorization technologies and management;
environmental biotechnology;
energy and environment;
modelling, simulation and optimization for environmental protection;
technologies for drinking and industrial water;
life cycle assessments of products;
environmental strategies and policies;
cost-profitt analysis in environmental protection;
eco-industry and environmental market;
environmental education and sustainable development.
Environmental Engineering and Management Journal will publish:
original communications describing important new discoveries or further developments in the above-mentioned topics;
reviews, mainly of new rapidly developing areas of environmental protection;
special themed issues on relevant topics;
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