AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUNESCO Nature Watch: South Korea’s UNESCO-listed tidal flats (“getbol”) are set to expand, with authorities saying IUCN has recommended adding “Getbol, Korean Tidal Flats Phase II” — four more coastal wetland areas across Seosan, Goheung, Muan and Yeosu — for review at UNESCO’s July meeting in Busan, potentially boosting protection for habitats tied to thousands of plant and animal species. World Environment Day Push: President Lee Jae-myung marked World Environment Day by urging everyday climate action, spotlighting steps like cutting disposable items, saving electricity, using public transport and reducing plastic use as a whole-of-society campaign. Air Pollution Warning: A new US study links climate-driven wildfire smoke to a reversal of years of smog progress, estimating ozone-related deaths could rise again if wildfire impacts keep growing. Energy Security in Seoul: KOGAS says Korea is diversifying LNG imports to cut Middle East dependence, with LNG arrivals from Canada and a goal to bring the share below 18% this year. Climate Education in Seoul: The University of Seoul opened a five-day Urban Science exhibition, adding environmental engineering student projects to broaden how cities tackle modern environmental challenges.
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