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chaz47
Joined: 11 Sep 2003
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Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2015 12:42 am Post subject: 4 (now 5) River Project of 2MB... need a good article on it |
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This tidbit of 2MB's legacy came up in one of my conversation classes and there was a stark divide between university-aged students and the older working-aged students. The uni group were full of pro-project hype while the older group were staunchly opposed, but no one could really articulate their reason why. So, I'm looking for a few articles that can describe it fairly succinctly (around 400 words).
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tob55
Joined: 29 Apr 2007
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Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2015 4:16 pm Post subject: Re: 4 (now 5) River Project of 2MB... need a good article on |
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chaz47 wrote: |
This tidbit of 2MB's legacy came up in one of my conversation classes and there was a stark divide between university-aged students and the older working-aged students. The uni group were full of pro-project hype while the older group were staunchly opposed, but no one could really articulate their reason why. So, I'm looking for a few articles that can describe it fairly succinctly (around 400 words).
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The following article is from an environmental website discussing the issue. A simple Google search yielded dozens of links, you should try Googling things and save time typing here.
http://e360.yale.edu/feature/koreas_four_rivers_project_economic_boost_or_boondoggle/2188/ |
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chaz47
Joined: 11 Sep 2003
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Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2015 6:46 pm Post subject: Re: 4 (now 5) River Project of 2MB... need a good article on |
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tob55 wrote: |
chaz47 wrote: |
This tidbit of 2MB's legacy came up in one of my conversation classes and there was a stark divide between university-aged students and the older working-aged students. The uni group were full of pro-project hype while the older group were staunchly opposed, but no one could really articulate their reason why. So, I'm looking for a few articles that can describe it fairly succinctly (around 400 words).
tia |
The following article is from an environmental website discussing the issue. A simple Google search yielded dozens of links, you should try Googling things and save time typing here.
http://e360.yale.edu/feature/koreas_four_rivers_project_economic_boost_or_boondoggle/2188/ |
I am aware of Google. I did in fact Google this topic first and yes, I did see several articles. I posted here to get perhaps what might be more relevant information from people actually residing in the ROK. As I mentioned, I'm also aiming for an article of about 400 words for a classroom topic. That is why I asked about in a forum about teaching.
Regardless of your weak attempt at snark, thanks for your reply. |
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tob55
Joined: 29 Apr 2007
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Posted: Sun Oct 18, 2015 5:57 pm Post subject: Re: 4 (now 5) River Project of 2MB... need a good article on |
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chaz47 wrote: |
tob55 wrote: |
chaz47 wrote: |
This tidbit of 2MB's legacy came up in one of my conversation classes and there was a stark divide between university-aged students and the older working-aged students. The uni group were full of pro-project hype while the older group were staunchly opposed, but no one could really articulate their reason why. So, I'm looking for a few articles that can describe it fairly succinctly (around 400 words).
tia |
The following article is from an environmental website discussing the issue. A simple Google search yielded dozens of links, you should try Googling things and save time typing here.
http://e360.yale.edu/feature/koreas_four_rivers_project_economic_boost_or_boondoggle/2188/ |
I am aware of Google. I did in fact Google this topic first and yes, I did see several articles. I posted here to get perhaps what might be more relevant information from people actually residing in the ROK. As I mentioned, I'm also aiming for an article of about 400 words for a classroom topic. That is why I asked about in a forum about teaching.
Regardless of your weak attempt at snark, thanks for your reply. |
Actually, no snark intended, and yes I actually live in the ROK as a dual citizen. Obviously no one chose to respond for the very reason I stated in my reply. Got no beef with you, so don't make this out to be something it isn't. |
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