'Climate Crisis Response' Residents' Voluntary Campaign Draws Attention
Voluntary campaigns by residents in response to the climate crisis are attracting attention.
Recently, the ‘Suwan Village Climate Environment Campaign’ to encourage residents' actions in response to the climate crisis was held at Humanisia 8 Complex in Gosil Village, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju Metropolitan City.
This campaign was conducted in collaboration with the Advanced Comprehensive Welfare Center and residents.
Various events took place, including horticultural recycling experience activities through the collection of transparent PET bottles, hands-on experience with waste separation in daily life, O·X quizzes, walking short distances, using personal tumblers instead of disposable cups, and holding placards while walking around the apartment complex together.
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Song Kyung-yeop, Head of the Residential Happiness Support Center at Humanisia 8 Complex in Gosil Village, said, "I hope this campaign serves as an opportunity to recognize the correlation of the climate crisis and realize that small actions in our daily lives are necessary."
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