Jeonbuk Superintendent of Education Kim Seunghwan: "We Must Take Concrete Actions to Address the Climate Crisis"

"Emphasizing Starting with Small Actions Like No Idling"

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Geon-ju] Kim Seung-hwan, Superintendent of Education for Jeonbuk, emphasized the need to take concrete actions to save energy in the era of climate crisis.

On the 13th, during an expanded executive meeting, Superintendent Kim stated, "Glaciers are melting at a rapid pace, and the sea level is rising very quickly," expressing concern by saying, "Even if our generation manages to live somehow, how will the next generation survive?"

He added, "No matter how hot or cold it is, those in the education sector should not let cars idle. When using the provincial education office buildings, we should have the mindset to use only the minimum necessary electricity," emphasizing, "Each of these small actions collectively helps save the Earth."

Superintendent Kim also introduced practical energy-saving examples that can be implemented in daily life, such as cutting off standby power and setting faucets to cold water.

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