Environment flourishes as Korea nations fight over DMZ zone

The video discusses Korea's Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), a heavily armed border separating North and South Korea. Despite its military significance, the DMZ has become a large wildlife sanctuary due to minimal human interference. Real estate developers are interested in the area, but environmentalists are concerned about preserving its ecosystems. The presence of landmines complicates development, and the future of the DMZ remains uncertain as peace talks continue.

What is the primary function of Korea's Demilitarized Zone?

• To act as a wildlife sanctuary

• To promote industrial development

• To separate North and South Korea

• To serve as a tourist attraction

Why is the DMZ considered a valuable area for real estate developers?

• It has low land prices compared to other parts of Korea

• It is free from environmental regulations

• It is close to major cities

• It is located in a densely populated area

What is the main concern of environmentalists regarding the DMZ?

• The potential loss of Korea's key ecosystems

• The increase in military presence

• The high cost of land

• The lack of infrastructure development

What environmental challenge is highlighted in the DMZ?

• Deforestation

• Air pollution

• Presence of unexploded mines

• Water scarcity

What future development is anticipated for the DMZ?

• Construction of a new military base

• Establishment of a new city

• Expansion of civilian zones

• Conversion into a national park