Korea Is on Fire, and the Records Prove It
By Siddhant K. || How a peninsula that kept weather logs for over a century is shattering them one by one. Imagine keeping a daily weather diary for your entire … Read More
Category: Environment
Electricity by the People, for the People, and of the People: A Solar Power Coop in Gwangju Shows the Way
By Chung Hyunhwa || The price of oil has gone up with shocking quickness due to the U.S.–Iran war, and the world is under the pressure of uncertainty and inflation. … Read More
Nature Under Attack
By Siddhant K. || The hidden environmental catastrophe of modern warfare, from the steppes of Ukraine to the shores of Gaza. When we speak of war, we usually speak of … Read More
When the Sea Rewrites the Season
By Siddhant K. || Snow in April, cherry blossoms that will not come, Korea’s winter is no longer what it was, and the answers lie as much beneath the surface … Read More
Yellow Dust in the Age of Climate Change: What the Skies over Gwangju Tell Us
By Siddhant K. || The skies over Gwangju have always been a canvas of seasons: the crisp blue of autumn, the vibrant cherry blossoms of spring, the dramatic monsoon grays. … Read More
The Environment: More Nuclear Power Plants?
By Chung Hyunhwa || I technology is calling for massively higher electricity needs. The estimation for the electricity needed to run the data centers is skyrocketing in the statistics. Based … Read More
“Earth in Crisis, SOS”: Special Exhibition at the National Science Museum
By Chung Hyunhwa || In our November issue, I introduced the Gwangju National Science Museum and at the time learned that there would be a special climate and endangerment exhibition … Read More
Reusing Before Recycling: Growing Used Goods Market
By Chung Hyunhwa I truly think the Danggeun app, known internationally as Karrot, should receive a Most Environmental App Award. It is a used- goods market app that almost everybody … Read More