Pollution
South Korean beekeeper calculates the costs of climate change
Park Gyeong Je began tending beehives nearly five decades ago. He did it as a way to earn a living because he enjoyed spending time in the nature. He is now questioning how long he and other farmers will be able to survive due to the changing climate. The 65-year old runs a beekeeping business in South Korea's Sancheong County, but is also a migratory apiarist, which means he crosses the country with his beehives, chasing seasonal flower blooms. The 'climate change' is causing temperatures to rise, which in turn shortens the seasons. This causes flowers to bloom sooner and...