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South Korea Wants 30% of Smart Grid Worldwide reported Friday. But to start, the government will spend a relatively small 37 billion won ($32 million) to test smart grid systems from a consortium including SK Telecom , LG...
Korea is pushing for a bilateral accord with China to allow visa-free entry for tourists as early as next year, the ministry of culture, sports and tourism said yesterday (November 20). Minister Yu In-chon reported the visa...
Sunday 15th November, 05:27 PM JST SEOUL — A South Korean fishing boat flipped over after colliding with a much larger Hong Kong cargo ship, killing four fishermen and leaving three others missing, officials said Sunday. The...
NEW YORK, 13 November (Office for Disarmament Affairs) -- The Eighth United Nations-Republic of Korea Joint Conference on Disarmament and Non-proliferation Issues will take place in Jeju Island, Republic of Korea, from 16 to 18...
Roaring waterfalls and a crater lake are among the sights that draw couples here. Jon Jewett Jeju Island offers Korean newlyweds some beautiful backdrops – and forthright sex ed Waiting at the gate to board our flight, my...
South Korea will introduce a plan to foster the farming of tuna, one of its main fishery exports. To better deal with growing international restrictions on tuna fishing, the country will support other coastal countries to...
Jeju ESL Consulting - Why Choose Geoje Island? Geoje is the second biggest Island with a population of 250,000 people. Its just off the southern coast of Busan and there is a bridge that connects it to the mainland. They are in...
IISD Reporting Services (IISD RS), MEA Bulletin, Issue #79, Guest Article #79, Thursday, 29 October 2009, UNEP-WCMC Reviews Progress towards CBDs Protected Area Targets, By Bastian Bomhard, UNEP-WCMC, Cambridge, UK
Updated at 9:04am on 26 October 2009 Australia's catch of the southern bluefin tuna will be cut by 30%, following a major international agreement. The new levels agreed by fishing nations on South Korea's Jeju Island will...
Australian fishermen who specialise in catching Southern Blue Fin Tuna, especially those in Port Lincoln in South Australia, have just taken a hit worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Following a major international meeting...
