Dear Sir/Madam,
My name is Jenny Lin, a Researcher at Project 2049 Institute, and have conducted research on the German style FIT. I received the below article by professor DeWit regarding FIT in Japan, and thought he got the right idea about the importance of price setting in FIT. I would just like to add a few questions/comments.
The article by Young-Yoon Kim is informative and I thank you for publishing it. Kim mentioned three causes of food shortage in North Korea, with which I totally agree. What I’d like to add to the first cause (flooding) is that it is largely caused by deforestation…
Attachment B: Responses from Bong Hyun Kim Bong Hyun Kim Deputy Minister for Multilateral and Global Affairs, MOFAT Republic of Korea Prepared remarks for Is a Nuclear-free East Asia Possible? Opportunities and Constraints, 6th Jeju Forum Panel, May 28, 2011 1. Nuclear War and Nuclear Terrorism In the 21st century where the structures of […]
Is a Nuclear-free East Asia Possible? Opportunities and Constraints – Report from the 6th Jeju Forum Panel, May 28, 2011 Attachment A: Twenty Key Questions on Nuclear Abolition in East Asia A. Reality Checking: Nuclear Deterrence Let’s start with nuclear extended deterrence. Is it still operative today? If so, is the role […]
Attachment F: Responses from Choi Kang What Can Nuclear Security Summit Do To Resolve Nuclear Issues In East Asia? [1] Professor Choi Kang Prepared remarks for Is a Nuclear-free East Asia Possible? Opportunities and Constraints 6th Jeju Forum Panel, May 28, 2011 To answer the above question, we must look at two aspects–the objective(s) of […]
Attachment E: Responses from Ambassador Nobuyasu Abe “Is Nuclear-free East Asia Possible?: Opportunities and Constraints” Ambassador Nobuyasu Abe Center for the Promotion of Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Prepared remarks for Is a Nuclear-free East Asia Possible? Opportunities and Constraints 6th Jeju Forum Panel, May 28, 2011 When a world’s strongest military power advocates nuclear disarmament, […]
Attachment D: Responses from Gareth Evans Gareth Evans Vice Chancellor, Australian National University Prepared remarks for Is a Nuclear-free East Asia Possible? Opportunities and Constraints 6th Jeju Forum Panel, May 28, 2011 Reality Checking: Nuclear Deterrence The US nuclear umbrella remains reasonably credible as a deterrent to possible nuclear attack on its North East […]
Attachment C: Responses from MG Pan Zhenqiang MG Pan Zhenqiang (Retired) China Reform Forum Prepared remarks for Is a Nuclear-free East Asia Possible? Opportunities and Constraints, 6th Jeju Forum Panel, May 28, 2011 Since Southeast Asia has already become a zone free of nuclear weapons, the question that really should be asked is whether […]
Response to “Status and Future of the North Korean Minerals Sector” CONTENTS I. Introduction II. Comments by Aidan Foster Carter III. Nautilus Invites Your Responses Go to Status and Future of the North Korean Minerals Sector (February 10th, 2011) Go to Special Report index I. Introduction The following are comments on the essay, “Status […]
Summary of “International Deployment of Commercial Capability in Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Nuclear Power Plant Design, Manufacture and Construction for Developing Countries: Final Report on Task 7” December 23, 2010 ——————– CONTENTS I. Introduction II. Summary by David von Hippel III. Citations IV. Nautilus invites your responses I. Introduction The following is a […]
