AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUrban Nature: Seoul police referred the Whanki Museum director to prosecutors over alleged herbicide damage to a century-old ginkgo, whose leaves were reportedly discolored across 90% of the tree. Namsan Plans: Seoul and the land ministry remain at odds over a proposed gondola, stalled amid litigation and a regulatory dispute; the city also plans a 14-billion-won eco-tourism hub for the mountain by 2031. Climate Pressure: October was the planet’s warmest on record, while warming waters threaten South Korea’s squid stocks; Jeju’s hairtail and mackerel catches have also halved as tropical fish move north. Clean Energy: South Korea has built only about a third of its planned power lines, with local opposition slowing grid expansion needed to connect renewable energy. Ulsan Port, meanwhile, marked a commercial e-ammonia bunkering milestone.
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