AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI Data & Privacy: South Korea’s PIPA takes effect tomorrow, after a record KRW 624.6bn Coupang data-breach fine—raising CEO liability and tightening rules for using personal data to train AI. Clean Energy Supply Chain: Amogy and LOTTE Fine Chemical signed an MoU to expand ammonia-to-hydrogen and ammonia-to-power in Korea, leveraging LOTTE’s green ammonia import and bunkering network. Urban Environment & Waste: Seoul is pushing circular-economy actions with a Han River cleanup festival and upcycling events, aiming to keep more materials in use. Climate Disaster Response: Nepal’s floods after a glacier collapse remain deadly, with UN-led search and rescue and a $49.6m flash appeal for winter-hit communities. Biodiversity & Nature: A report highlights South Korea’s “sea women” tradition returning as younger divers face the physical toll of haenyeo work, underscoring pressure on coastal livelihoods. Energy Transition Planning: Korea’s government is set to rebuild domestic solar manufacturing and expand farm solar and agrivoltaics funding.
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