Environment & Animals

Where are the spring flowers? Sudden March snowstorm grips nation

A sudden March snowstorm has prompted snow removal and emergency preparations across the country.

Mar 18, 2025By KTimes

Where are the spring flowers? Sudden March snowstorm grips nation

Korea confirms 1st foot-and-mouth disease case in almost 2 years

Korea has confirmed a foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) case at a local cattle farm, marking its first outbreak of the animal disease in nearly two years, the agriculture ministry said Friday.

Mar 14, 2025By yonhap

Korea confirms 1st foot-and-mouth disease case in almost 2 years

S. Chungcheong's China pig skyscraper plan heavily criticized by animal rights activists

A local government’s controversial plan to introduce China’s agricultural technology and construct a "mega pig farming apartment" has ignited outrage over animal rights and public health.

Mar 13, 2025By Lee Hae-rin

S. Chungcheong's China pig skyscraper plan heavily criticized by animal rights activists

Dust storms forecast to deteriorate air quality

Dust storms were predicted to deteriorate air quality in Korea on Thursday, weather officials said.

Mar 13, 2025By yonhap

Dust storms forecast to deteriorate air quality

Korea's energy consumption grows at slower-than-average pace in 2022 on pandemic

Korea's energy consumption grew at a sharply slower pace in 2022 than in previous years mainly due to limited transportation during the COVID-19 pandemic and lower demand from households, the industry ministry said Wednesday.

Mar 12, 2025By Yonhap

Korea's energy consumption grows at slower-than-average pace in 2022 on pandemic

Emission reduction measures enforced in greater Seoul

Environmental authorities on Tuesday enforced emergency emission reduction measures in the Seoul metropolitan area for the first time this year in the face of heavy ultrafine dust concentrations.

Mar 11, 2025By Yonhap

Emission reduction measures enforced in greater Seoul

K-water helps strengthen Cambodia's water security

Korea Water Resources Corp. (K-water) is strengthening its role as a key partner in Cambodia's water security. This commitment was underscored during a meeting between K-water CEO Yun Seog-dae and Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet in Phnom Penh on Friday, where they discussed detailed plans for cooperation in water management and other areas of development.

Mar 3, 2025By Samuel Len

K-water helps strengthen Cambodia's water security

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Environment & Animals

Where are the spring flowers? Sudden March snowstorm grips nation

Korea confirms 1st foot-and-mouth disease case in almost 2 years

S. Chungcheong's China pig skyscraper plan heavily criticized by animal rights activists

Dust storms forecast to deteriorate air quality

Korea's energy consumption grows at slower-than-average pace in 2022 on pandemic

Emission reduction measures enforced in greater Seoul

K-water helps strengthen Cambodia's water security

77 ferry services, 2 flights canceled amid heavy snow warning

Environment minister urges global cooperation amid US rollbacks under Trump

Korea to set greenhouse gas emission goal for 2035 with UN

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