K-pop Fans Fighting Big Coal in South Korea

The transcript discusses the environmental concerns surrounding a new coal-burning power plant near a location where BTS shot concept art for their EP 'Butter'. Fans and climate activists are using Kpop's global influence to highlight the environmental impact of coal usage in South Korea. The plant is expected to emit over 13 million tons of greenhouse gases annually. Despite protests, the developer has not responded to requests for comment. The transcript also covers the expansion of coal power in Korea, with significant capacity being added by 2025, raising concerns about the country's energy policies.

What is the main concern of Kpop fans and climate activists regarding the new coal plant near the BTS concept art location?

• The plant will increase tourism in the area.

• The plant will cause noise pollution.

• The plant will have a significant environmental impact.

• The plant will create more jobs.

Why do younger Kpop fans feel strongly about climate change?

• They are influenced by BTS's music.

• They are concerned about their future.

• They want to become climate scientists.

• They are against all forms of energy production.

What is the expected annual greenhouse gas emission from the new power plant near Butter Beach?

• 20 million tons

• 13 million tons

• 10 million tons

• 5 million tons

How many coal power units are expected in the province by the end of next year?

• 5 units

• 20 units

• 10 units

• 15 units

What is the projected net change in coal power capacity in South Korea between 2020 and 2025?

• No change

• Increase by 3.7 GW

• Decrease by 3.6 GW

• Increase by 7.3 GW