Eco
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Botanic Garden in South Korea
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In response to Mother Nature Network’s 13 must-see botanical gardens Hongneung Arboretum, Dongdaemoon Gu, Seoul Unique at: The very first and experimental arboretum in Korea, built in 1922. B...
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Sep.18.2013
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New Eco-Activity: Pedal Through the Trees
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Soaring through the treetops used to be reserved for birds, Tarzan and intrepid zip-liners, but those without wings and a need for extreme adrenaline can enjoy a trip along the top of the forest wi...
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Aug.20.2013
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How Much Energy Is Your Smartphone Using?
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Smartphone apps are available to help us manage our home energy consumption (see examples). But our smartphones and other digital devices hog up quite a bit of energy themselves. While we’re workin...
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Aug.19.2013
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Kookmin University’s Student Solar Vehicle Club Takes Part in International Solar Vehicle Race
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With a plan to use an aluminum cowl solar vehicle in the race, the team began its pilot drive at Korea Circuit in Yeongam. A college student solar vehicle development club at Kookmin University cal...
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Aug.9.2013
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The News > Korea
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Research supports a new approach to counting CO2 emissions
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Researchers have called for a system of carbon emission assessments that reflect better the true contribution of each emitting nation to the increase in atmospheric CO2 and promote preservation of...
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Jul.18.2013
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The top 10 national parks for horseback riding
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Photo: Ranch Seeker/Flickr Equestrian excellence The U.S. National Parks have much to offer: sweeping views of beautiful landscapes, outdoor activities, and an indelible connection with nature. For...
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Jul.12.2013
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Smartest Green Vacation Destinations for Your Dollar
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Some travelers mistakenly think that it is more expensive to travel abroad than vacation in the United States. People often hear about the relative weakness of the U.S. dollar and automatically cal...
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Jul.11.2013
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STX Offshore & Shipbuilding Supports Suppliers for Ecosystemic Growth
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The company actively helps offshore plant material and equipment companies expand into overseas markets. STX Offshore & Shipbuilding is taking the initiative in supporting smaller offshore plan...
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Jul.11.2013
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The News > Korea
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New Ways Of Producing And Using Greener Energy
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US energy researchers have devised a new way to save billions: tailor the air-conditioning to the needs of the people in the room. Scientists at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in the state o...
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Jul.9.2013
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KICT Realizes Zero Energy Green Home
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It opened the ‘green home apartment house’ that can reduce electric charges by 70% compared to existing apartment houses. The ‘zero energy green home’ that keeps balance in consuming and generating...
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Jul.3.2013
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The News > Korea
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Mapping the benefits of our ecosystems
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We rely on our physical environment for many things – clean water, land for crops or pastures, storm water absorption, and recreation, among others. Yet it has been challenging to figure out how to...
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Jul.2.2013
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An Almost “Eco” Architectural and Automotive Tour of Detroit
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Detroit, the city and the industry, are both on their way back. American automakers are finally getting the fact cars have to be reliable, exquisitely designed and, in an era of rising fuel prices,...
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Jul.2.2013
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Self-Sufficient Eco Resort Planned For Cancun’s 50th Anniversary
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How do you celebrate a island’s 50th birthday? Well, if it’s a tropical paradise like Cancun, you build it a self-sufficient eco-resort, of course. For the anniversary of Cancun’s first development...
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Jun.20.2013
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Beautiful Eco Bridge to be built in China
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Team of creative designers from architectural firm Taranta Creations created concept of beautiful Eco Bridge & beautifullife has unfolded it. This bridge suppose to be built in the Chongqing mo...
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Jun.10.2013
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Korea Develops Its Unique Technologies for Treating Rare Earth Mine Waste Water
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MIRECO aims to “take leading position in world market for preventing rare earth mine damages”. Scientists in Korea are developing technologies for treating waste water drained from rare earth mines...
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Jun.3.2013
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The News > Korea
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Craft Idea: Make Suncatchers from Plastic Lids
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As the school year comes to a close, many parents are wondering what they’ll do to entertain stir-crazy kids during the long months of summer vacation. The next time you’re out of ideas on a rainy...
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May.29.2013
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Are mermaids real?
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A new Animal Planet special claims to have surprising evidence. Half-human, half-fish and totally fascinating, mermaids have been the subjects of legend for millennia. But do they exist? There’s no...
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May.28.2013
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Used Tires Upcycled into Home and Garden Décor
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In 2009, the U.S. generated 291.8 million scrap tires, according to the Rubber Manufacturers Association. Many of these tires get reused, though, and often in unique ways. One Milwaukee-based compa...
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May.21.2013
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The Wild and Beautiful Bering Sea
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bearingseacanyons.org This beautiful, wild place, home to one of the most productive ecosystems on the planet is at risk. Unsustainable fishing will continue destroying essential habitat in the Ber...
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May.21.2013
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Proposed Project of Building World Peace Park in DMZ, Treasure House of Ecosystems, Face Many Hur...
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President Park Geun-hye unveiled at the U.S. Congress a vision of building world peace park in DMZ. The government needs to resolve problems with North Korea and selection of competent government a...
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May.15.2013
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The News > Korea
