S. Niggol Seo Books

Focusing on the intersection of climate change, economics, and policy, this textbook addresses the critical issue of intergenerational equity in environmental responsibility. It presents complex topics such as agricultural practices, natural disasters, and energy innovations through relatable behavioral strategies and real-life examples. Engaging and accessible, it covers a wide array of subjects, including biodiversity, climate impacts on various regions, and significant climate policies, making it an essential resource for young readers and future generations.

Exploring the balance between economic growth and societal health, the book delves into how different societies strive for prosperity while addressing the negative impacts that can arise from such growth. It examines various strategies and policies that aim to foster sustainable development, highlighting the importance of minimizing adverse effects on communities and the environment. Through insightful analysis, it offers a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and solutions in achieving a thriving, equitable society.

The book offers a thorough evaluation of global warming adaptation strategies developed by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Green Climate Fund. It draws on four scientific traditions related to the economics of adapting to climate change, particularly in agriculture and natural resource management, providing insights into effective policy frameworks and programs.

Exploring the intersection of Buddhist philosophy and contemporary scientific challenges, this book examines the economic and social risks facing civilization today. It reviews various scientific fields, such as quantum physics and artificial intelligence, to assess their impact on global stability. By framing these issues within Buddhist thought, the author proposes alternatives to conventional economic and scientific paradigms, emphasizing the potential of technological advancements to foster a more sustainable future.

Exploring the far-reaching consequences of pandemics throughout history, this book delves into their humanitarian, economic, and societal effects, highlighting the global impact of events from the 14th century to the present, including COVID-19. It examines how these health crises have shaped societies, economies, and the planet itself, providing a comprehensive understanding of their significance and the lessons learned.