In 2015, Turkey had about 10% of its total greenhouse gas emissions coming from imports for household consumption. The study used a fancy method to figure out these emissions, showing that goods Turkey imports contribute a significant amount to its overall carbon footprint. This means that a portion of what Turks use is made in countries with lower emissions. Understanding this helps guide efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Turkey, by showing where imported goods come from and how clean they are. The research suggests that looking at emissions from a consumption perspective requires a broader approach than just focusing on local production.