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  Severe droughts in Turkey have forced farmers to fill tanks with
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  Turkish farmer Hava Keles stares inconsolably at withered vines of rotting tomatoes in a
  field that has been devastated by a series of droughts blamed on climate
  change.
  
  "My tomatoes, my beans, my peppers are ruined. My watermelons didn't even grow. The cucumbers I planted have shrivelled up on the branches," lamented Keles,
  58, standing in an arid Anatolian plot in Akkuzulu, north of Ankara.
  
  
  Keles is among thousands of farmers across Turkey whose livelihoods have been ravaged
  as little rain has fallen to nourish their crops for
  the past two years.
  
  Some experts accuse President Recep Tayyip Erdogan -- whose popularity has relied on prosperity driven by
  fast urban development -- of failing to do enough to address pressing environmental issues in the country.
  
  
  But Erdogan has promised Turkey would ratify the 2015 Paris Agreement in October
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  Turkey signed the deal in 2016.
  
  Environmental issues had never topped the political agenda in Turkey, but everything changed after a summer of extreme weather events, including forest fires on the Mediterranean coast and devastating floods
  in the north.
  
  Action cannot come soon enough for indebted farmers like Keles in a country where droughts have spread to more than of the territory.
  
  
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  This summer, farmers in her neighbourhood were unable to dig deep enough to find groundwater,
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  Agriculture is a major sector of the Turkish economy,
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  Turkey is self-sufficient in food production and
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  "Turkey has a lot to adapt to, especially in terms of agriculture because serious drought events are coming. What we have seen is nothing," warned Levent Kurnaz, director of Bogazici University's centre for climate change and policy studies in Istanbul.
  
  
  
  Drought is forcing some farmers to quit while others
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  consumer out of pocket as food prices rise alongside a weakening Turkish lira.
  
  
  Food inflation hit 29 percent in August from last year, and in a bid to ease the
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  Farmers are impacted by significantly reduced water levels in dams across Turkey, which put the water needs
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