Title – “Why nuclear power plant is not an alternative to the climate crisis” Speaker – Prof. Yun Sun Jin (Professor, Seoul National University Graduate School of Environmental Studies) When -May 22. 2020 Where – Franciscan Education Center, Seoul
[Article] Can we you accept ‘Pro-Nuclear Power Plants’? To check the address of article: http://www.hani.co.kr/arti/opinion/column/926276.html#csidx4a5f5f565f99a969e7ac464c9698fca Lee, Won-Young │ Professor, University of Suwon, Preparing Member of ‘Korean Association of Post-nuclear Energy’ At last, the forecasted has become realized. A warning was… Read More ›
This video was taken just before Professor Lee Won-young started on a pilgrimage of ‘New Silk Road for Life and No-Nukes’ in 2017.
The 2018 Seoul Draft of The Charter on Earth-Life The nuclear power plant accident in Fukushima Japan in 2011 that shocked the world was the third disastrous accident after the Three Mile Island accident in the US in… Read More ›
Damage SG to dangerous nuclear power plant. Urgent proper investigation should be done. Moon In-deuk (Neclear Power Plant Engineer, Member of the Preparatory Committee for the Nuclear Energy Risk Public Interest Reporting Center) Original Article >> http://www.bulkyo21.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=44482 Structural vibrations are… Read More ›
Nuclear Power Plant and ‘Pandemic’ Lee Jeong-Yoon | Representative of “Nuclear Safety and Future” 2020. April 03 Original Article >> http://news.khan.co.kr/kh_news/khan_art_view.html?artid=202004032046035&code=990304 The reason for South Korea’s successful COVID-19 quarantine, which was reported in detail by Reuters on March 22, is… Read More ›
I started pilgrimage from Christmas in December, 2019. I walked in 4 countries including Greece, North Macedonia, Bulgaria, and Serbia for two months. The distance I walked was 964 km. This pilgrimage was significant in the sense that I meet… Read More ›
Serbia has enacted and long operated legislation to ban nuclear power plants since Chernobyl. It has been the case since the days of Yugoslavia, unlike the surrounding Romania, Hungary and Bulgaria. The information and literature related to this were investigated… Read More ›
I am resting two consecutive days. I reviewed the topic regarding rice cultivation. I thought of a question during this Europe pilgrimage whether wheat cultivation which does not require stored water is desirable in environmental viewpoint. That question was raised… Read More ›
[Article] The Scorpion and the Frog Lee Won-young (Professor, University of Suwon, Preparing Member of ‘Korean Association of Post-nuclear Energy’) 2020-02-21 Original Article >> https://www.vop.co.kr/A00001470031.html “A scorpion, which cannot swim, asks a frog to carry it across a river on… Read More ›
The spread of COVID-19 in Korea is not unusual. Fortunately, the mortality rate is very low compared to the confirmed diagnosis rate. Those who had chronic illnesses are most of the death. So the pilgrimage of the author, which is… Read More ›
To people whom I respect: We live in hard times because of corona 19. I am very much worried to hear that number of confirmed is increasing rapidly. Daegu is hometown of myself and wife. Many acquaintances live also in… Read More ›
Paracin ~ Jagodina 19km 1. 2. The two cover photos are with young Serbians I met during pilgrimage today. 3. It is a 19 kilometer route from the station to the station, passing through the city today after yesterday, and… Read More ›
