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• [kyeongin.com] ‘Soil Strengthening’ Green New Deal and ‘Work’

  By liferoad.org on November 10, 2020 • ( 0 )

  

  [Contribution] ‘Soil Strengthening’ Green New Deal and ‘Work’ (English, Japanese) 2020-10-20 Healthy Food ‘Eco-Agricultural Basin’ Governance NeededThe soil is getting better and the carbon storage capacity is getting biggerRice cultivation technology, farming type solar installation, etc. in the desertThere are… Read More ›

• [The Kyunghyang Newspaper] Global union can stop Japanese Emission of Radioactive-contaminated Water (English, Japanese)

  By liferoad.org on November 4, 2020 • ( 0 )

  

  Global union can stop Japanese Emission of Radioactive-contaminated Water Wonyoung Lee (Professor of Suwon University, Member of Preparatory Committee for ‘Korea Society For Nuclear Phaseout’) In a structure where logic of power works, a struggle for superiority takes place from… Read More ›

• [Mediatoday] The economy is only able to survive when nuclear power plants are removed. The way to the Green New Deal through the “stranded Pandemic”

  By liferoad.org on October 8, 2020 • ( 0 )

  

  The economy is only able to survive when nuclear power plants are removed.The way to the Green New Deal through the “stranded Pandemic” by Prof Lee Wonyoung / Dir. of the Land Future Research Center In November last Year, Pope… Read More ›

• [Busan.com] ‘Civilian Nuclear Safety and Security Commission(NSSC)’ Establishment of Public Reporting Center for the Dangers of Nuclear power plants(PRCDN)

  By liferoad.org on September 22, 2020 • ( 0 )

  

  ‘Civilian Nuclear Safety and Security Commission(NSSC)’ Establishment of Public Reporting Center for the Dangers of Nuclear power plants(PRCDN) Inauguration ceremony held on the 17th and activities started … Private organization led by human resources of no-nuke civil society Reporter Song… Read More ›

• Target donation for inviting legal advisors to the Public Center for Reporting the Dangers of Nuclear power plants

  By liferoad.org on August 24, 2020 • ( 0 )

  

  Target donation for inviting legal advisors to the Public Center for Reporting the Dangers of Nuclear power plants The reasons why Korea’s coping with the Covid-19 epidemics are excellent are:First, decision-making by both the government and the private organization was… Read More ›

• [The Hankyoreh 2020-07-30] Nuclear power plants must fail and will be in danger.(English, Japanese)

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

  

  Nuclear power plants must fail and will be in danger. You Won-il (Former Assemblyman, Consultant of Public Reporting Center for the Dangers of Nuclear Power Plants) After I majored in mechanical engineering, I had 20 years of experience in mechanical… Read More ›

• [The Kyunghyang Newspaper] Delicate ‘Governance’ is a condition of success in energy transition.(English, Japanese)

  By liferoad.org on July 7, 2020 • ( 0 )

  

  Delicate ‘Governance’ is a condition of success in energy transition. Wonyoung Lee | Professor of Suwon University In the fall of 2015, I left Korea for a while and visited Germany to see if there would be a way to… Read More ›

• Postponed 2020 LIFEROAD Summer Schedule

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

  

  2020 LIFEROAD Summer Schedule would be postponed by COVID-19.

• [video] Risk of Life-Time Extension(LTE) and Longterm Operation(LTO) of Ageing Reactors Conclusions of the Recent Study of the INRAG(Oda Becker)

  By liferoad.org on June 14, 2020 • ( 0 )

  

  ＜Academy of Safety/Risk Technology Problems of Nuclear Power Plants＞ The accident of Chernobyl was caused by human erros and the lack of plant designs while that of Fukushima was caused by both of the human error and external event (seismic… Read More ›

• The 2nd No-Nuke Pilgrimage along East Coast of Korea in 2020

  By liferoad.org on June 11, 2020 • ( 0 )

  

  1. The 1st pilgrimage was proceeded during April 24~26. I am walking again in one month. 2. The distance is about 35km from Pohang City Hall to GyeongJu. 3. 4. On the first day of pilgrimage, five pilgrims started in… Read More ›

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