AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHeritage vs. growth in Seoul: Jongmyo’s high-rise dispute is back in the spotlight, with critics saying Seoul lacks a stable, long-term framework to balance heritage preservation and sustainable urban renewal. Clean energy from waste: South Korean researchers report turning wet coffee grounds into coal-like fuel in about 90 seconds, skipping the usual drying step and boosting energy density. Green tech diplomacy: South Korea and Japan reaffirm denuclearization goals while also reviving joint search-and-rescue drills, with AI and maritime cooperation in the mix. Water access map: A new global look at safely managed drinking water shows huge gaps—millions still lack reliable, contamination-free service. Climate leadership abroad: PM Modi received Seychelles’ “Guardian of the Blue Horizon” for climate and ocean-focused green leadership, highlighting Blue Economy and SIDS resilience. Local environment risk: Experts warn that pollutants from the Navotas landfill fire could linger for decades, raising long-term health concerns. Sustainable tourism angle: APEC tourism ministers discussed “sustainable tourism development” and digital tools, with Seoul named among top “noctourism” destinations.
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