Subtitle: Implementing an Active Peace Strategy—The World’s Premier Strategic Location in the Face of Shifting Global Economic Centers and the U.S. Vacuum in International Governance. By Lee Won-young Director of Land & Future Research Center (LAFUR) Peace Is an Institution,… Read More ›
Gangneung area has suffered from frequent climate disasters including typhoon, big forest fire and a heavy snowfall for recent 20 years. The East Coast, because of the geological characteristic of the main range of Mt, Baekdu(Baekdudaegan) and the East Sea,… Read More ›
Two Years of Japanese Nuclear Waste Dumping… A Warning from the SeaOmens that cannot be overlooked… Stop right now! Incident 1 On April 10, 2015, an incident occurred in which 150 dolphins were stranded on the shore off Hokota City,… Read More ›
Lee Myung-bak’s atrocity of digging out an excellent natural filtration system There is no saying that expresses the essence of the Four Major Rivers issue better than ‘stagnant water rots.’ When rivers do not flow and become still, an algal… Read More ›
Due to the extremely low number of applicants for this year’s speech contest, we have no choice but to postpone it. We will prepare further and promote it thoroughly over the next year to ensure a successful event next year.
It goes against the direction of the Lee Jae-myung government which is centered on renewable energy. A nuclear power plant is similar to an apartment without a toilet. Massive production of nuclear waste follows the generation of electricity. Nuclear power… Read More ›
7월31일까지 1분짜리 동영상을 응모, 그리고 본선통과한 15인이 10월3일 웅변대회 Apply for a minute’s video until July 31.And the 15 people who passed the final round will have an oratory contest on October 3. “일본이 방사능 오염수를 바다에 버리는데 국가가 아무런 역할도… Read More ›
Lee Won-young, Director of the National Future Research Institute Economy is not affected even if nuclear power plants are shut down We must accelerate the transition to solar power to prevent risks The new government must secure not only ‘safety’… Read More ›
Concepting an oratory contest that will become the cornerstone of international solidarity this fall. The development of nuclear weapons was aimed at ending World War II, but even if it was not the United States, the Nazis and the Soviets… Read More ›
Posted on March 30, 2025 by beyondnuclearinternational Won-Young Lee has walked from his homeland in South Korea to Tokyo. Now he’s on the march in the US, writes Linda Pentz Gunter How far would you walk for a cause? In… Read More ›
New Silk Road for Life and No-Nukes 