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Official rooftops still won't have solar panels installed, environmental groups disappointed, urge ministries to push energy transition
If even official rooftops won't have solar panels installed, how can the energy transition be promoted? Environmental groups sharply criticize and express disappointment, demanding that all ministries take active action
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506 major corporate electricity consumers use 35% of Taiwan's electricity, yet resist installing renewable energy; environmental groups call on them to take responsibility as soon as possible
506 major corporate electricity consumers use 35% of Taiwan's electricity, yet resist installing renewable energy; environmental groups call on them to take responsibility as soon as possible
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Illegal factories on farmland: 20,000 new ones in 3 years! Government vowed immediate reporting and demolition, yet only 157 were investigated and handled; environmental groups harshly criticize the Ministry of Economic Affairs for laziness and
Illegal factories on farmland: 20,000 new ones in 3 years! Government vowed immediate reporting and demolition, yet only 157 were investigated and handled; environmental groups harshly criticize the Ministry of Economic Affairs for laziness and incompetence
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Photovoltaic intrusion into farming and fishing villages sparks controversy; Council of Agriculture amends laws while environmental groups urge ministries to take a stance
Photovoltaic projects encroach on hillsides, farms and fishing villages, sparking battles everywhere; the Council of Agriculture vows to amend laws to curb the chaos; environmental groups: the Ministry of Economic Affairs and the Ministry of the Interior need to take a stance
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Fomesafen Fear of Damaging Adzuki Bean Reputation; Farmers' Groups Urge Postponement; BAPHIQ Says It Has Already Assessed Carefully
Herbicide Spraying of Adzuki Beans 06"Fomesafen Highly Toxic, Fear of Damaging Local Adzuki Bean Reputation; Farmers' Groups Urge Postponement; BAPHIQ: Already Carefully Assessed
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Plan to open 10,000 hectares of fish ponds for solar power draws criticism that the government is "wiping out fishing"! Fisheries Agency: internal discussions under way; environmental groups: should be put on hold until environmental and social checks
Plan to open 10,000 hectares of fish ponds for solar power draws criticism that the government is "wiping out fishing"! Fisheries Agency: internal discussions under way; environmental groups: should be put on hold until environmental and social checks are done
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Plan to open 10,000 hectares of fish ponds for solar power draws criticism that the government is killing the fishing industry! Fisheries Agency: internal discussions underway; environmental groups: should be put on hold until environmental and social
Plan to open 10,000 hectares of fish ponds for solar power draws criticism that the government is killing the fishing industry! Fisheries Agency: internal discussions underway; environmental groups: should be put on hold until environmental and social checks are completed
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What are the taboos of eating bayberry? These groups of people should not eat it
Taboos of eating bayberry, who should not eat it
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During the pandemic, Han Kuo-yu invites farmers' groups to take the initiative in the home delivery market
To help farmers' groups within its jurisdiction understand the response measures related to the COVID-19 pandemic, Kaohsiung City- invited various farmers' associations on the evening of yesterday (the 30th) to hold a policy briefing. Mayor Han Kuo-yu also led officials from the Agriculture, Ocean and other related bureaus to attend, listen to their concerns and exchange views...
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Grabbing farmland for solar power, yet lenient toward industry? Ministry of Economic Affairs draft exempts 90% of major electricity users from mandatory installation of green power; civic groups criticize the policy as a step backward
Grabbing farmland for solar power, yet lenient toward industry? Ministry of Economic Affairs draft exempts 90% of major electricity users from mandatory installation of green power; civic groups criticize the policy as a step backward
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