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South Korea extreme weather: Heat, floods, and cold waves

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Latest: South Korea weather: Showers and large temperature swings forecast

The extreme weather patterns of summer 2026 in South Korea were characterized by intense heatwaves, localized heavy rainfall, and regional droughts. The Korea Meteorological Administration reported a national average tem

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South Korean hydrogen electrolysis technology development

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Latest: Hyundai Engineering to develop hybrid water electrolysis technology

South Korean industrial entities are advancing technological developments for hydrogen production through various electrolysis methods. Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) initiated a project to build an industrial ecosy

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Busan shark rescue attempts fail amid trademark disputes

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Latest: Shark remains trapped in Busan canal despite rescue attempts

Since its discovery on September 18, a 3.5-meter shark nicknamed ‘Bukang-i’ has become a major tourist attraction in Busan’s North Port Waterfront Park. Experts believe the animal is likely a bronze whaler. The shark’s p

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Shark sightings in Busan North Port

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Latest: Busan cafe owner donates profits following shark sighting surge

Large sharks, believed to be sand tiger sharks, blunthead catsharks, or potentially a bluntnose sixgill shark, have been spotted in the artificial waterways of Busan North Port Waterfront Park in South Korea. Experts fro

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South Korean aquaculture heat and red tide damage

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Latest: Aquaculture losses surge in South Korea due to high water temperatures

Aquaculture industries in South Korea’s South Sea, particularly in Gyeongsangnam-do, suffered significant losses due to high water temperatures and red tide advisories. By late August, the cumulative death toll of farmed

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