South Korea represents a good case study of a country that has tackled the problem of food waste head-on and recycles 95% of it today.

The system sought to free up private sector resources to hire more youths, but it has exacerbated insecurity of older workers.

Despite South Korea’s growing green energy technology exports, its flagship corporations and the government are hesitant to make deeper commitments.

South Korea looks to increase wheat output as grain prices rise in response to supply chain challenges created by the pandemic and geopolitical instability.

Businesses are investing in nations rich in cobalt, nickel, and lithium, minerals essential to the global renewable energy transition.

Despite past safety scandals and activists’ fear of disaster, the South Korean public finds nuclear power’s relatively low cost appealing.