By 2011, the Korean government will change all public transit vehicles into hydrogen fuel-cell or electric buses, which will not emit any greenhouse gases. In addition, there will be bicycles and electric automobiles available for rent, so that visitors can move quickly without damaging the environment. A elev
ator on the slope of a large hill will be availabe for tourists to view the entire vista of the massive park from a large glass room.
ator on the slope of a large hill will be availabe for tourists to view the entire vista of the massive park from a large glass room.The Korean government is planning to make the Eco-Land as the icon of Seoul. They hope it will be a major tourist site. Therefore, they are adding numerous eco-friendly roads and courses to Incheon International Airport, on the banks of the Han River. The government officials are confident that this project will be the quintessence of green technology. By Y.J. Kim
I think Seoul, South Korea is making a very big, important, and great change. Seoul is doing great about their public transit ways. This was a very interesting topic to read about.
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