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• [Mediatoday] Why Denuclearization Should Be Done Within 5 Years

  By liferoad.org on September 28, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  Why Denuclearization Should Be Done Within 5 Years Won-Young Lee (Professor, University of Suwon, Dir. of the Land Future Research Center) 2021.09.13 As you know, for last ten years the cost for solar power system has been cheaper by almost… Read More ›

• [Co-hosted invitational lecture] The value of life and nuclear phaseout

  By liferoad.org on September 27, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  <Co-hosted invitational lecture> Biopolitical Policy Research Institute Founding Preparatory Committee + Korea Society for Nuclear Phaseout September 28, 2021 (Tuesday) 2pmzoom.us ID: 846 7185 4605 password: 1234Youtube: wooheejongTV “The value of life and nuclear phaseout” Yet science is ignorant of… Read More ›

• [Bulkyo21] Compensation for damages to ‘Korean bomb victims’ and their descendants is a way to heal the contradictions in the U.S.

  By liferoad.org on August 29, 2021 • ( 2 )

  

  Compensation for damages to ‘Korean bomb victims’ and their descendants is a way to heal the contradictions in the U.S. Won-Young Lee (Professor, University of Suwon, Vice-President of the Korea Society for Nuclear Phaseout) 2021.08.10 There is a need for… Read More ›

• Invitation of Papers for 2021 Autumn Symposium of Korea Society for Nuclear Phaseout

  By liferoad.org on July 6, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  Invitation of Papers for 2021 Autumn Symposium of Korea Society for Nuclear Phaseout Call for Papers! Every themes regarding Chinese Nuclear Power Plant and Safety Deadline: October 25, 2021 Korea Society for Nuclear Phaseout invites research papers in order to… Read More ›

• [Media Today] The risk of radioactive water from Fukushima nuclear power plant, the UN system needs to be restructured.

  By liferoad.org on May 29, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  [Media Today] The risk of radioactive water from Fukushima nuclear power plant, the UN system needs to be restructured. Won-young Lee, Professor of Suwon University, Vice Chairman of the Korean Society for Nuclear Phaseout Japan recently exposed South Korea’s grim… Read More ›

• [bulkyo21.com] I imagine Pope’s visit to North Korea

  By liferoad.org on April 1, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  I imagine Pope’s visit to North Korea Prof. Lee Won-young 2021.02.25 His Holiness Dalai Lama slowly opened his mouth. “I went to Japan right after the Fukushima nuclear accident and comforted the victims. Do what help us to keep free… Read More ›

• Keynote Lecture of the ‘Korea Society for Nuclear Phaseout’ Founding Meeting – Most Rev. Peter Kang U-il, D.D

  By liferoad.org on January 8, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

• [Congratulatory speech at the Founding meeting] Rep. Kim Sung-hwan

  By liferoad.org on January 8, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  [Congratulatory speech at the Founding meeting] Rep. Kim Sung-hwan(a member of the National Assembly for the Nuclear Phase-out & Energy transition Research Policy) Congratulatory speech at the founding meeting of Korea Society for Nuclear Phaseout Rep. Kim Sung-hwan Hello, I… Read More ›

• Prospectus(purpose of establishment) of the ‘Korea Society for Nuclear Phaseout’

  By liferoad.org on January 8, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  [Founding meeting] Prospectus Prospectus(purpose of establishment) “Korea Society for Nuclear Phaseout” aims to accumulate knowledge and research on denuclearization, nuclear phase-out, and energy transition and contribute to the promotion and development of related academic and scientific technologies in order to… Read More ›

• [e2news] Founded the Korea Society for Nuclear Phaseout… Professor Pil-ryul Lee at the first president(English, Japanese)

  By liferoad.org on December 15, 2020 • ( 0 )

  

  Founded the Korea Society for Nuclear Phaseout… Professor Pil-ryul Lee at the first president Reporter Lee Sang-bok 2020.12.03 Promoting academic research on post-nuclear power and energy conversion led by former and current professors Lee Pil-ryul “President Moon Jae-in declared “No… Read More ›

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