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COP31 Opening Day Stumbles Amid Friction Over Climate Finance and Adaptation Goals

ANTALYA — The 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) faced immediate friction on its opening day as developing and developed nations clashed over how to prioritize climate finance
Shift of Focus Urged for South Korea's Zero Energy Building Policy

Seoul — South Korea’s Zero Energy Building (ZEB) policy is facing a crossroads. As government mandates sweep across a wider range of public and private developments, policy experts and law

Cheongdo County Secures 61 Billion Won for Climate Resilience and Eco-Friendly River Restoration

CHEONGDO — In a major push to bolster climate resilience, Cheongdo County in North Gyeongsang Province has successfully secured 61 billion won ($44 million USD) in combined national and provinci

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From Petrostates to High-Emission Hosts: The Paradox of UN Climate Summits

Ana Fernanda Reporter / 2026.11.10
South Korea’s Jeonnam-Gwangju Region Emerges as Frontrunner in Green Transition and Decarbonization Drive

Kim Young Min Reporter / 2026.11.10
Gyeonggi Research Institute Urges Stronger Climate Safety Nets, Highlighting Disproportionate Health Risks for Vulnerable Populations

Ana Fernanda Reporter / 2026.11.10
Unseen Toll: Why Climate Finance Must Bridge the Gender Gap in Agriculture

Ana Fernanda Reporter / 2026.11.10
Bridging the Climate Health Gap: New Study Highlights Disproportionate Heat Risks and Public Insurance Success

Desk / 2026.11.10
EU Moves to Curb Winter Energy Pressures as Costs Threaten Households and Industry

Kim Young Min Reporter / 2026.11.10
"Over 90% of 1.5°C Warming Already Reached"... UN Chief Warns of "New Era of Extreme Climate"

Kim Young Min Reporter / 2026.11.10
South Korean Civic Groups Demand Government Sign ‘Antalya AI Pledge’ Amid Data Center Boom

Global Economic Times Reporter / 2026.11.09
Gimhae Completes Jangyu Incineration Plant Modernization to Boost Waste Processing

Yim Kwangsoo Correspondent / 2026.11.09
Record-Breaking El Niño Forecast to Bring an Unusually Mild Winter to South Korea

Kim Young Min Reporter / 2026.11.08
From Reading Culture to Carbon Neutrality: Goryeong-gun Shapes a Sustainable Future for People and Environment

Kim Young Min Reporter / 2026.11.08
COP31 Kicks Off in Antalya Amid Low Expectations and Complex Geopolitical Pressures

Kim Young Min Reporter / 2026.11.08
Civic Groups Step Up to Run Educational Tours at Daegu’s 100-Million-Year-Old Maehocheon Fossil Site

Global Economic Times Reporter / 2026.11.08
Cold Wave and Autumn Chill Hit Korea on "Ipdong": Gangwon -6°C, Seoul Real-Feel -4°C… Rain and Snow Expected in Central Regions on Sunday

Global Economic Times Reporter / 2026.11.07
"You Should Boil Ramen in a Pot": Why Pouring Hot Water into Cup Noodles Leaves Behind Hundreds of Invisible Particles

Kim Young Min Reporter / 2026.11.07
Could Microplastics Be Turning Parts of the Pacific Turquoise?

Kim Young Min Reporter / 2026.11.06
Pohang's Pine Forests Facing Ecological Collapse, Leaving Local Landscapers and Pine Mushroom Harvesters in Crisis

Kim Young Min Reporter / 2026.11.06
Strongest El Niño on the Horizon… What is Its Impact on South Korea?

Global Economic Times Reporter / 2026.11.06
COP31 Host Turkey Faces Scrutiny Over Coal Reliance as Renewables Outpaced by Rising Demand

Global Economic Times Reporter / 2026.11.06
“If thrown away, it’s pollution; if collected, it’s a resource” — Buyeo-gun catches two hares with one stone: environmental protection and resource circulation through waste battery collection

Desk / 2026.11.06

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