◀ anchor ▶ Recently, there have been reports of no male sea turtles born in subtropical waters. So, 100% of all sea turtles born recently are female, and this is because of climate change. The breeding and survival of sea turtles is facing a serious crisis. Reporter Hyun In-ah will tell you. ◀ Report ▶ … Read more
◀ anchor ▶ Today in Gwanghwamun, Seoul, tens of thousands of citizens took to the streets and laid down on the road for a performance. It was a non-violent protest to publicize the seriousness of the climate crisis, and it was said that it was the largest climate movement held in Korea so far. Reporter … Read more
<div id="firstBodyDiv" data-bind-html-content-type="article" data-bind-html-compile="article.body" data-first-article-body=" Andrea Torretti, senior researcher at the European Commission’s Joint Research Council, said: "Right now, this seems to be the worst year in 500 years, and it’s even worse than it was in 2018"adding that "2018 was so hot that looking at the list of the past 500 years, there were … Read more
Minister Esteban Valenzuela, head of Agriculture, ruled out that there is a food shortage in the country. Likewise, he provided details of the “Siembra por Chile” program, which seeks to reactivate the economy and combat the increase in prices of certain products. The plan has a cost of 32 billion pesos and involves aspects such … Read more
The Segye Daily reported on the 17th that a shaman who was close to the married couple of the People’s Power presidential candidate Yoon Seok-yeol was working as a ‘advisor’ at the People’s Power predecessor headquarters, and the report continued on the 18th. Candidate Yoon denied that it was “absurd”, and said that the People’s … Read more
Cars on the federal highway 265 after the Ahr valley flood Photo: dpa / Marius Becker Natural disasters caused significantly more damage worldwide last year than in the two previous years. Storms, floods and other natural hazards caused damage amounting to 280 billion dollars last year, as the reinsurer announced on Monday. Around 10,000 people … Read more