South Korea to push for carbon neutrality by 2050
President Moon Jae-in announces climate ambition that sees world's 10th largest economy join growing momentum behind net zero
South Korea will set its sights on becoming a carbon neutral country by 2050, President Moon Jae-in announced today, making it the latest major economy committed to ending its contribution to climate change...
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