AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAir Quality: Seoul recorded its first November yellow-dust episode in six years as early-winter cold swept Korea; more dust was forecast, raising concerns over fine-particle exposure. Renewable Energy: South Korea opened a 2.2-gigawatt offshore wind tender, while LS Cable and LS Marine Solution advanced a 504-megawatt Taean wind-farm cable project. Circular Economy: Jeonnam-Gwangju secured state funding for a 45-billion-won auto-parts hub to collect, refurbish and certify used components for reuse. Urban Nature: Seoul’s ginkgo trees are at the center of an environmental debate over their seasonal benefits, unpleasant odors and the costs of managing fallen fruit. Pollution and Restoration: Police reopened a probe into a Young Poong adviser over Nakdong River pollution, while SK Telecom is using AI and drones to restore forest damaged by wildfires.
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