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In response to extreme weather events caused by climate change, world leaders are called upon to adopt more aggressive and sustained greenhouse gas emission reduction measures to stabilize global temperature rise not exceeding 1.5°C by 2041. There are currently 137 countries that have...
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In 2016, Taiwan’s new government of President Tsai proposed a “New Southbound Policy” (NSP) for the country’s diplomatic strategic planning to maintain long-term positive relations with the ASEAN and South Asian countries. The basic principles of Taiwan in promoting the NSP are...
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With modern technology’s progress, the sharing economy model has become a business model actively popularized by various industries. The shortage and aging of the agricultural labor force have created an opportunity to accelerate the development of agricultural machinery sharing. Units...
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The phenomenon that Taiwan has the worst drought in a 100-year period and subsequent torrential rains in 2021 proves that climate change is happening and human beings need to respond actively. Net-zero carbon emissions has become a global trend and Taiwan has set this as a national goal...
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The first African swine fever (ASF) outbreak in China was reported on August 3, 2018. The epidemic has been reported in 14 countries across Asia, and only Taiwan and Japan have not reported the outbreak in East Asia. Although ASF does not infect humans, its virus can infect pigs of all...
Hwang-Jaw Lee
Affiliation
Taiwan Flowers Development AssociationJob Title
Board DirectorLatest Submission from Taiwan
A Brief Introduction on Net-zero Emission Policy in the Agriculture Sector: Taiwan’s Experience
Review of Implementation of Taiwan’s New Southbound Policy for Agriculture
An Exploration of the Current Agricultural Machinery Sharing Economy Model in Taiwan
Towards Net-Zero Carbon Emissions in Taiwan’s Agriculture
The Border and Domestic Quarantine Measures in Taiwan and the Prevention of African Swine Fever
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