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Korean Organizations Agree with South African University for Developing Human Resources
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KEPCO concluded an MOU with a South African university for training human resources in preparation for winning orders for nuclear power plant project. Four Korean and South African organizations, i...
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Korea Sets up a Bridgehead for Developing Resources in Arctic Ocean
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It obtained the status of a permanent observer from the Arctic Council. Korea has secured a bridgehead for developing resources in the Arctic Ocean by obtaining the status of a permanent observer f...
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Resource Strain Pushes Coca-Cola, Dow to Put Price Tags on Nature
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Companies are starting to consider the value of natural resources in making business decisions, a practice that will become increasingly important as those resources become further constrained, cor...
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Massive deposit of lithium found in Wyoming could meet all U.S. demand
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Currently, the U.S. imports more than 80% of the lithium it uses Despite the fact that Bolivia alone has enough lithium reserves for 4.8 billion electric cars and that lithium can be recycled from...
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Government Sharply Cuts Budget for Developing Resources
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The government decided to slash investments in 3 energy-related public companies by 230 billion won in this year. The government decided to sharply cut budget for investment in energy-related publi...
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Statoil Proves New Resources on its Gullfaks License
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Norway’s Statoil reported Friday that it has proven significant additional resources within the Shetland Group/Lista Formation in its Gullfaks license in the Norwegian North Sea. Statoil said...
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LS Cable & System Develops Umbilical Cable Used for Developing Deep Sea Resources
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It can be used in deep sea as deep as 6,000 meters…the first umbilical cable developed in Korea. LS Cable & System (President: Koo Ja-eun) said on April 9 that it successfully developed the umb...
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Mandatory Water Recycling Proposed
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The government of Maharashtra, India’s second most populous state and home to over 100 million people, is planning to make it compulsory for companies to adopt measures such as water recycling and...
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Companies Actively File Patent Applications for Technologies of Rare Earth Resources-free Motors
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KIPO expects competition in developing new technologies, such as electric vehicle motor, will get fiercer. As international prices of rare earth resources soar, increasing number of companies in Ko...
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Initiatives of Resource Recovering and Recycling Wastes Begin to Show Affirmative Effect
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The quantity of incoming wastes at the landfill site in the Seoul metropolitan region in 2012 decreased by 24.5% from the previous year. The quantity of garbage and wastes brought to the Sudokwon L...
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Ocean Energy And How It Is Shaping Up Off American Shores
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Take a moment to think about where your electricity comes from and what comes to mind? Perhaps natural gas pipelines and railcars filled with coal — or maybe solar farms spread across acres of land...
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How Your T-Shirt Can Make a Difference
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Did you know that the t-shirt on your back has a major impact on the planet? Producing it took 2,700 liters of water, plus it takes a lot of energy to get it from the cotton fields to your closet....
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The Urbanwood Project Turns Dying Urban Trees Into a Resource
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In 2002, the emerald ash borer, an invasive insect destructive to ash trees, was first identified in Michigan, and a number of agencies began working to figure out how to deal with afflicted ash tr...
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Government Launches Pilot Operation of Online Marketplace for Secondhand Products
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Prior to the official launch, the Environment Ministry started a pilot operation of the Recycled Resources Exchange’. Anyone now can easily and safely trade secondhand commodities, such as used ele...
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Re-Tech 2012 Showcases ‘Technologies and Products That Change Waste into Resources’
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The Re-Tech 2012 exhibition was held on September 5~7 at KINTEX. A number of international conferences were also held to discuss ways of realizing zero waste society. While interest is growing in r...
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Eco-camp Proved to be Effective for Protecting Environment and Saving Energy
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Sudokwon Landfill Site Management Corporation hosted eco-camps for students, providing programs to experience eco-systems, science classes, and a field trip to facilities. The environmental eco-cam...
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Pavilions offer experiences from 104 different nations
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YEOSU, South Jeolla – A long line formed in front of the U.S. Pavilion. People filed into a dimly lit hall one after another, some obviously disappointed at the hall’s size. The space didn’t...
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Should Plastic Bags Be Banned?
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AUSTIN, TEXAS — Will banning plastic shopping bags make the roadways and oceans cleaner? Or will it merely annoy shoppers and harm factories that use recycled bags to make things like fence posts?...
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