Caixin OnlineOpinionMagazine ColumnistMark Clifford
South Korea's Glide to a Green Economy
South Korea's Glide to a Green Economy
The rickety, ramshackle ways of the high-carbon economy are about to be replaced by the green economy, and South Korea, among other Asian nations, will be treading in success
Call it the green gold rush. Even among business leaders who are
skeptical about climate change, there's a realization that there will be
government action to push economies toward lower carbon intensity. At the
regional forefront is South Korea, which has managed to dart past political
lethargy and move forward with government policies that could serve as
inspiration for others.
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