South Korea to distance itself from nuclear and coal energy
In an encouraging move, South Korea’s new government has decided to make a clear shift away from coal and nuclear energy.
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Substandard parts in Koodankulam: Shouldn’t India learn lessons from South Korea?
Dr. E.A.S.Sarma | As Indians, we take great pride in being a large democracy in which “we, the people” matters. Can we say this with any firm conviction in the context of Kudankulam? Should we not learn lessons from South Korea, where whistle blowers are respected and public interest safeguarded?
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