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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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South Korea Unveils Native Carbon Estimation Model to Sharpen Algal Bloom Forecasting: Kim Young Min Reporter; 2026.11.04

Methane Emissions in Dairy Cows: Why Breed and Production Traits Must Be Analyzed Together: Desk; 2026.11.04

Korea’s Water Paradox: Why a Nation with Abundant Tap Water Faces Hidden Scarcity: Kim Young Min Reporter; 2026.11.04

Climate Change Melting Glaciers and Threatening Peru’s Andes: Why a Local Farmer is Suing a German Energy Giant: Kim Young Min Reporter; 2026.11.04

Warning of the Super El Niño: Global Extreme Weather and Our Tasks: KO YONG-CHUL Reporter; 2026.11.02

Eco-Friendly Cryogenic Cooling Technology for Semiconductor Manufacturing Reaches Commercialization Stage: Kim Young Min Reporter; 2026.11.02

Climate Change Threatens South Korea’s Historic Wooden Architecture as Termite and Fungal Risks Surge: Global Economic Times Reporter; 2026.11.02

Gyeongbuk East Coast UNESCO Global Geopark Launches First ‘Global Geo-Ranger’ Program in Partnership with Japan’s San'in Kaigan: Kim Young Min Reporter; 2026.11.02

Chungbuk Institute of Health and Environment Concludes Operations for the 2026 Ozone Warning System: Kim Young Min Reporter; 2026.11.02

Cheonan City Taejosan Youth Training Center Holds Ecological Environment Festival: Kim Young Min Reporter; 2026.11.02

KOICA Launches Immersive Environmental Popup Exhibition, ‘Musiim-KO!,’ Spotlighting Earth’s Warning Signs in Everyday Life: Kim Young Min Reporter; 2026.11.02

Gyeongsangbuk-do Launches Climate Tech Industry-Academia-Research Governance to Turn Carbon Neutrality into Industrial Shift: Kim Young Min Reporter; 2026.11.01

Climate Change Triggers Global Health Emergency: Heatwaves, Infectious Diseases, and Food Crises Accelerate: Global Economic Times Reporter; 2026.11.01

A World Swallowed by the Climate Crisis: $1 Trillion in Annual GDP Evaporates, Developing Nations Bear the Brunt: Kim Young Min Reporter; 2026.10.29

Toxic Substances Like Ethylbenzene Detected in Water Pipes… No Standards for Leaching Quantities: Kim Young Min Reporter; 2026.10.25

The Secret to Returning Food Waste to the Earth: Kim Young Min Reporter; 2026.10.25

Harmony and Exchange Event for Eco-Friendly Farmers Opens: Kim Young Min Reporter; 2026.10.24

'Anmyeondo Pine Forest' Selected as One of the Top 10 Forest Genetic Resource Protection Areas: Kim Young Min Reporter; 2026.10.24

Borneo Burning: Life on the Frontline of Southeast Asia’s Toxic Haze Crisis: Pedro Espinola Special Correspondent; 2026.10.23

Connecting Korea and Germany Through Hydrogen... Broadening Technological Cooperation: Kim Young Min Reporter; 2026.10.22

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