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Surge in Data Center Power Consumption: Finding a Path Beyond Individual Responsibility to Industrial Transition

Uljin, which suffered the worst wildfire damage in 2022, has once again received global recognition after three years. Recently, at the '2nd World Restoration Conference' held in Italy, it was selected as one of the top 10 outstanding cases, proving once again to be a global model for sustainable recovery.

From Rooftop Greening to Urban Forests, Urban Survival Strategies in the Era of Climate Crisis

The autumn sunlight of Gyeongju gently illuminates the walls of the traditional house in Gyodong Village. At the 'House of Choi Cafe East 1779', which embodies the spirit of the Choi family that has practiced sharing and restraint for about 300 years over 12 generations, a gathering of artisans contemplating the future has begun. This craft market, held from October 10 to 12, marks the beginning of the '2025 Korean Craft Exhibition_Future Heritage' in connection with the 2025 APEC Summit.

The landscape in the photo is Gwangalli, Busan in 2070, painted by artificial intelligence. The familiar beach is submerged by a storm surge, and the gray waves crash over the seawall, reaching the city's doorstep. Is this merely a distant future imagination?

'Wildfire Season' is Over. A Systemic Transition is Urgent in the Face of AI-Warned Global Catastrophe

This is the scenario of the '2026 Global Wildfire Calendar' predicted based on an analysis of global climate patterns. Assuming that the current climate crisis does not improve, it reflects the seasonal characteristics and risk factors of each region that form the basis of AI simulations. This calendar shows the reality of a global disaster that continues year-round as the 'wildfire season' disappears.

On Wednesday, September 24, Hong Kong issued the highest level of typhoon warning, Signal 10, effectively halting the city's functions.

From September 26 to October 5, Seoul Hanok Week welcomes citizens with the theme 'Garden Languages' at Bukchon and Seochon and the Open Songhyeon Green Space.

There were many policies, but the field often came to a halt. As signals wavered, stores and citizens were confused, and companies delayed their investment timing. Now, we need functioning rules and numbers rather than slogans.