Experts say politicians are more focused on climate crisis but question whether campaign promises are just lip service
South Korea’s major political parties unveiled their policy promises this week ahead of the upcoming general election, with a notable increase in climate-related commitments compared to the 2020 elections.
However, experts express skepticism about the sincerity of these environmental pledges and their potential impact on voter attitudes.
South Korea’s major political parties unveiled their policy promises this week ahead of the upcoming general election, with a notable increase in climate-related commitments compared to the 2020 elections.
However, experts express skepticism about the sincerity of these environmental pledges and their potential impact on voter attitudes.
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