Ulsan Nambu Library Hosts Humanities Lecture Featuring Environmental Activist Hong Su-yeol

On the 9th, Ulsan Nambu Library invited Director Hong Su-yeol to conduct a "Visiting Youth Humanities Alja (Knowing is Freedom) Special Lecture" for 285 students of Namchang Middle School.

The Youth Humanities Alja special lecture is a humanities lecture program that invites speakers who are difficult to meet locally to schools.

In this special lecture, environmental activist Hong Su-yeol gave a talk on the theme "The Waste Beside Us Now - Awareness and Practice of Resource and Waste Issues."

Environmental activist Hong Su-yeol completed his doctoral course at Seoul National University Graduate School of Environmental Studies and has been active as the director of the Resource Circulation Social Economy Research Institute and in various other roles. He is an expert in waste separation and resource circulation and an environmental activist who has authored numerous books such as "The Waste Beside Us Now" and "That's Not Waste."

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Through the lecture, students reflected on the appropriate roles individuals should play within the waste processing system, ways to reduce waste, and our attitude toward parting with possessions.

A representative of Nambu Library said, "We hope that the humanities lecture will raise awareness of the increasingly serious climate and environmental issues and serve as an opportunity to take an interest in the environment by practicing proper waste separation in daily life."

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