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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

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    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 Secu...

    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
ANTALYA — As the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) officially kicked off in Antalya, Turkey, with delega ...
Ana Fernanda Reporter 2026.11.10

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South Korea’s Jeonnam-Gwangju Region Emerges as Frontrunner in Green Transition and Decarbonization Drive
The southwestern region of Jeonnam-Gwangju is positioning itself as a pivotal testing ground for South Korea’s national "Kor ...
Kim Young Min Reporter 2026.11.10

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Gyeonggi Research Institute Urges Stronger Climate Safety Nets, Highlighting Disproportionate Health Risks for Vulnerable Populations
Recent research underscores that climate change has evolved from a distant environmental concern into an immediate threat to every ...
Ana Fernanda Reporter 2026.11.10

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Unseen Toll: Why Climate Finance Must Bridge the Gender Gap in Agriculture
Recent global studies highlight that women farmers bear a disproportionate burden of climate change impacts while receiving only a ...
Ana Fernanda Reporter 2026.11.10

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Bridging the Climate Health Gap: New Study Highlights Disproportionate Heat Risks and Public Insurance Success
SUWON — As global temperature anomalies intensify, a recent institutional analysis reveals that the health toll of climate c ...
Desk 2026.11.10

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EU Moves to Curb Winter Energy Pressures as Costs Threaten Households and Industry
BRUSSELS — European Union officials are ramping up pressure on member governments to roll out targeted relief as soaring ene ...
Kim Young Min Reporter 2026.11.10

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"Over 90% of 1.5°C Warming Already Reached"... UN Chief Warns of "New Era of Extreme Climate"
Global warming has already reached 90 to 94 percent of the level expected when global temperatures rise 1.5°C above pre-indust ...
Kim Young Min Reporter 2026.11.10

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South Korean Civic Groups Demand Government Sign ‘Antalya AI Pledge’ Amid Data Center Boom
SEOUL — Environmental and civil society organizations in South Korea are pressing the administration to implement stricter c ...
Global Economic Times Reporter 2026.11.09

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Gimhae Completes Jangyu Incineration Plant Modernization to Boost Waste Processing
GIMHAE — Gimhae City has successfully concluded its long-anticipated Jangyu Incineration Plant modernization project, raisin ...
Yim Kwangsoo Correspondent 2026.11.09

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Record-Breaking El Niño Forecast to Bring an Unusually Mild Winter to South Korea
SEOUL — South Korea is bracing for a notably warmer and wetter winter season this year, driven by what meteorologists are ca ...
Kim Young Min Reporter 2026.11.08

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From Reading Culture to Carbon Neutrality: Goryeong-gun Shapes a Sustainable Future for People and Environment
GORYEONG — Goryeong County in Gyeongsangbuk-do is actively driving dual initiatives to enrich the cultural capacity of its r ...
Kim Young Min Reporter 2026.11.08

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COP31 Kicks Off in Antalya Amid Low Expectations and Complex Geopolitical Pressures
ANTALYA — The 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) officially commenced its 12-day run in the southern Turk ...
Kim Young Min Reporter 2026.11.08

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Civic Groups Step Up to Run Educational Tours at Daegu’s 100-Million-Year-Old Maehocheon Fossil Site
DAEGU — Two decades after dinosaur footprints dating back roughly 100 million years to the Cretaceous period were first unco ...
Global Economic Times Reporter 2026.11.08

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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
With "Ipdong" (the official start of winter) arriving on Saturday, the 7th, freezing temperatures and sub-zero cold swept across v ...
Global Economic Times Reporter 2026.11.07

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"You Should Boil Ramen in a Pot": Why Pouring Hot Water into Cup Noodles Leaves Behind Hundreds of Invisible Particles
As a quintessential comfort food, ramen is a massive staple in South Korea, with approximately 4 billion packages consumed every y ...
Kim Young Min Reporter 2026.11.07

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Could Microplastics Be Turning Parts of the Pacific Turquoise?
SCIENCEMAG NEWS — Over the past two decades, researchers have tracked a striking environmental shift across the vast expanse ...
Kim Young Min Reporter 2026.11.06

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Pohang's Pine Forests Facing Ecological Collapse, Leaving Local Landscapers and Pine Mushroom Harvesters in Crisis
POHANG — Forests across the Pohang region are turning a desolate red as a devastating combination of pine wilt disease and c ...
Kim Young Min Reporter 2026.11.06

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Strongest El Niño on the Horizon… What is Its Impact on South Korea?
The strongest El Niño in history is anticipated. El Niño refers to a phenomenon where sea surface temperatures in th ...
Global Economic Times Reporter 2026.11.06

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COP31 Host Turkey Faces Scrutiny Over Coal Reliance as Renewables Outpaced by Rising Demand
ANTALYA — As Turkey prepares to host the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) next week, the nation faces mounti ...
Global Economic Times Reporter 2026.11.06

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“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
Buyeo-gun is launching a concentrated collection of waste batteries for the month of November to prevent environmental pollution a ...
Desk 2026.11.06
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