Pyro-terrorism and the Turkish wildfires: The potential return of a major law enforcement problem

5th August 2021Eray Arda Akartuna, PhD student, Dawes Centre for Future Crime, UCL

The forest wildfires which have swept large parts of Turkey, killing at least eight people and decimating wildlife, made the news headlines around the world: but there are fears that a return to pyro-terrorism rather than climate change could be the main factor behind these latest blazes, as PhD student Eray Arda Akartuna of UCL’s Dawes Centre for Future Crime reports.

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Pyro-terrorism and the Turkish wildfires: The potential return of a major law enforcement problem

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