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Climate Change, Technology and Innovation – Views from Korea and Japan

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December 27, 2021
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Korea and Japan are two of the most technologically advanced countries on the planet. In September 2021, the Korean National Assembly passed legislation mandating carbon neutrality by 2050, becoming the 14th country to legislate commitments to reduce carbon emissions. Earlier in May 2021, Japan’s parliament passed an amendment to Japan’s framework climate law to legally enshrine the goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 previously announced by its prime minister.

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What are their policies for achieving their goals? How will technology and innovations help achieve their goals?

Join us to hear experts from Korea and Japan discuss these important subjects as the world addresses ways to meet their climate change targets.

About the Speakers

Dr. Sung Woo Kim is head of the private Environment & Energy Research Institute of Kim & Chang, in Seoul, Korea. He is a member of the Carbon Neutrality Committee under the presidential office which was formed in 2021 by the president of Korea with government and private sector members to review and coordinate government policies responding to climate change and innovating energy and industrial fields. He is also a senior researcher at The Institute for the Future of State. He received a BA in geoscience from the University of Louisville, an MA in civil and environmental engineering from Duke University and a Ph.D. in business administration from the Seoul School of Integrated Sciences and Technology.

Dr. Kenji Yamaji is the president/director-general of the Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE). RITE was organized in 1990 by the Japanese government to develop innovative environmental technologies based on the government’s Earth Regeneration Plan “New Earth 21” and since then has been engaged in R&D activities particularly for the mitigation of global warming, including R&D on carbon dioxide capture and storage, biorefinery technologies, and integrated analysis on strategies for mitigating global warming.

Dr. Yamaji received a Doctor of Engineering from The University of Tokyo and is professor emeritus at The University of Tokyo (first appointed professor in 1994). He has been a researcher or member of the Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry (CRIEPI), the Science Council of Japan (SCJ), and the Japan Science and Technology Agency ( JST). His academic field is energy systems engineering, and he has published more than 100 academic papers and books and also was the lead author for 3rd and 4th Assessment Reports of IPCC (The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, an intergovernmental body of the United Nations responsible for advancing knowledge on human-induced climate change).

Moderator Dr. Stephanie A. Siehr is a professor of environmental and energy programs at the University of San Francisco and an affiliate of the China Energy Group, Energy Technologies Area, of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. She works on energy–based solutions to multiple environmental problems—from local air pollution to global climate change—combining engineering with tools from political economy and organizational analysis. She received her S.B. in chemical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and an M.S. and Ph.D. in environmental engineering and policy from Stanford University.

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  1. Mike Bunch says:
    6 months ago

    NO NUKES

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  2. omar locke says:
    6 months ago

    we now understand that “reducing carbon” is a term for getting rid of human beings and lowering their living standard. we need to smash these green authoritarians

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  3. Connor Lancaster says:
    6 months ago

    Hey, who wants to turn to Jesus and live for him and obey everything he says? This life is temporary once you die you spend eternity in one of two places so choose heaven or hell. Jesus loved you to die for you. He says you all are valuable if you turn from your sins he will bless you like never before and he wants to call you son or daughter but whenever you sin you choose hell and choose to hate God. Now you may say I'm a good person which is actually not true (Mark 10:18). But did you know that not even forgiving others is enough to send you to hell. Jesus is very serious about sin in fact Jesus says most people go to hell and few enter heaven (Mathew 7:13-14). No sin is worth going to hell for when someone goes to hell you can never escape your there forever and you will feel the pain forever . It's not worth it You can live in heaven forever where Jesus serves you food and you can be in God's presence forever where you're never sad or depressed and have a mansion as well. There is Good news If you come to Jesus humbly and confess your sins and beg him for mercy and forgiveness he will forgive you. But you can't continue to willfully sin (Hebrews 10:26) Because Jesus also says if you love me keep my commandments (John 14:15) you immediately need to repent from all your sins Jesus says to repent or perish (Luke 13:3) and you also have to follow up with Jesus. Remember Follow Jesus only no religion no man Jesus rose from the dead. We have 500 eyewitnesses of it. Jesus is coming back soon with no mercy, seek the lord now while he may be found. When he rose from the dead he proved everything he said was true Muhamad or Buddha didn't rise from the dead. If you want more help watch the YouTube channel Cleveland street preachers he has been verified by the holy spirit so if you do watch him and not sure if what he says is true ask the holy spirit for confirmation and also ask the holy spirit to teach you and to guide you in case you haven't.

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