Today’s theme: Climate Change

A recent article has provided a warning to us here on the peninsula - it states that people in mid-latitude regions such as Korea may soon become like prisoners in our own air-conditioned rooms as the temperatures gradually increase. It has been suggested that we may in the future experience far more fatal heat waves.

Climate Change remains an important issue not just for Koreans but for all the nations around the world, their leaders, their businessmen, their scientists, and their people.

>>>The Conversationalist with

science journalist Mark Zastrow

“A New York Magazine article argues that global warming is more than twice as fast as scientists had thought, citing a satellite data. How alarming is this?”

&

Daniel Kammen

Professor of energy at the University of California, Berkeley

He currently serves as Science Envoy for the U.S. State Department

“What exactly is greenhouse gas, which is pointed as the major culprit of climate change?

How can we get corporations on board with the climate agenda when their natural instinct would be to use the cheapest energy possible?”

>>>A Few Minutes with Amos

There’s this new phone I was looking forward to and the specs were announced.

Everyone freaked out that the processor in this phone was “perceived” slower than the previous version.

Now that the phone is out all the reviews say that the performance is exactly the same as before (or better) and that the battery life has greatly improved because of the lower power processor.

>>>Next week: summer horror movies