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Women's Climate Care: Climate Crisis Response Begins at the Dinner Table
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- The Gyeonggi Maeul Gongdongche Media Yeondae launched a dietary transition program as the first activity of its 2026 Women's Climate Care support project.
- At the Salmpyo Yeontan kitchen in Beobwon-eup, Paju-si, Gyeonggi, female media activists cooked with spring seasonal ingredients under instructor Seong Mi-seon and shared a meal.
- The network plans to create video content on cooking with seasonal ingredients across all four seasons, along with stories from production sites, and share it with citizens.
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