Don’t Shop, Swap!: Gwangju Freecycle
Written by Ashlyn Winter Freecycle was started in January 2014 by a lovely lady named Lianne Bronzo. Many of her friends were leaving Korea and were overwhelmed with the things … Read More
Written by Ashlyn Winter Freecycle was started in January 2014 by a lovely lady named Lianne Bronzo. Many of her friends were leaving Korea and were overwhelmed with the things … Read More
With the ever developing need for our world to become more environmentally aware, Korea aims to be one of the world’s top five green economies by 2030
Gwangju Climate Action Day, a fun festival event, was held to raise awareness of the need for governments and individuals to take action to Stop Climate Change!
Nuclear Power in South Korea is a topic under debate with Yeongdeok citizens strongly opposed to more nuclear plants and the government keen to build them.
Are you doing what it takes to keep Korea green?
Take the charitable route with these three easy ways to donate your old, un-used clothes
Korea’s waste management system has been very successful in changing wasteful behavior by providing incentives to residents to recycle.
Join the #CleanGwangju campaign and help keep Gwangju litter-free. Adam Greenberg explains how and why the campaign got started.