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South Korea faces rising landslide risk as climate change intensifies

The report examines whether South Korea is adequately protected against landslides as climate change increases hazard pressure. It does not identify a specific current disaster.

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Growing landslide risk can threaten communities, infrastructure and transport during increasingly severe rainfall events.

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  1. Is Korea safe from landslides as climate change intensifies? ↗koreaherald.com · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 3:46 AM UTC

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