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Korea Forest Service, a model for cutting emissions through forestation

Korea Forest Service, a model for cutting emissions through forestation Posted : 2021-08-05 07:37 By Nam Hyun-woo Cutting carbon emissions has become a worldwide obligation, forcing countries to make their own contributions to battle against climate change, whether they are advanced or developing. As one of the most effective means to cut emissions, forestation has garnered keen attention. This trend is shedding new light on efforts by the Korea Forest Service (KFS) to reach emissions reduction goals partly through emissions reductions achieved overseas. KFS Minister Choi Byeong-am says that the agency will play a pivotal role in helping Korea meet its target of cutting 16 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions via forestation projects outside the country.

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Cox: Saudi may have a super-green future after all

Cox: Saudi may have a super-green future after all
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Estonians are turning soil into batteries

Estonians are turning soil into batteries
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Cox: Saudi may have a super-green future after all

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China, India miss UN climate change agency deadline

China, India miss UN climate change agency deadline 04 Aug 2021, 12:44 GMT+10 BERLIN, Germany: China and India missed a U.N. deadline to submit new plans detailing how they will reduce greenhouse gas emissions. China and India were among dozens of countries that did not update their targets for curbing the release of greenhouse gases to the U.N. climate change agency by July 31. China emits the highest level of greenhouse gases in the world, followed by the United States and India. The United States submitted new emission targets in April. Meanwhile, U.N. climate chief Patricia Espinosa praised the 110 signatories of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change who did submit new emission goals. However, she said it was far from satisfactory that only 58 percent had submitted their new targets on time.

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