AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGreen Policy & Cities: Seoul’s Gangdong District plans a 4.9-kilometer Han River greenway, adding more walkable nature space along the water. Climate & Air: South Korea’s greenhouse gas emissions fell 0.9% in 2025, a modest dip that keeps pressure on deeper cuts. Marine Life & Heat: A basking shark drew crowds in Busan after two sightings, with officials linking warmer waters to changing fish availability. Energy Transition: Korea is moving toward “virtual power lines” starting next year, aiming to better manage the grid as renewables scale up. Biodiversity & Wellbeing: A new “How to Live On Earth” film highlights how nature access in cities—from Seoul programs to urban ecosystems—supports mental health and biodiversity awareness. North Korea & Environment-Adjacent Risk: North Korea fired multiple short-range ballistic missiles toward the East Sea, underscoring regional instability that can disrupt safety and environmental planning.
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