고기 1년치 온실가스, 김포-제주 21번 탄 셈?

고기 1년치 온실가스, 김포-제주 21번 탄 셈?

From 코리아헤럴드 팟캐스트 by The Korea Herald

May 10, 2026 · 18 min

About this episode

The episode discusses the significant greenhouse gas emissions resulting from South Koreans' meat-heavy diet, comparing it to the emissions from multiple flights.

진행자: 최정윤, Tannith Kriel Koreans' meat-heavy diet carries bigger carbon cost than 10 return flights to Jeju 기사 요약: 한국인 한 명이 1년 동안 먹는 육류에서 나오는 온실가스가 김포-제주 구간 편도 항공편을 약 21회 이용하는 것과 비슷한 수준이라는 분석 결과가 나왔다. [1] A South Korean’s annual meat consumption produces greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to about 10 flights across the country and back, a report showed Wednesday, highlighting the heavy climate footprint of Korea’s meat-heavy diet. equivalent to: ~와 같은, ~와 맞먹는 수준의 footprint: 발자국, 흔적 [2] Meat consumed in South Korea generated an estimated 56.94 million tons of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions in 2024, according to Solution for Our Climate. The estimate was based on 3.08 million tons of beef, pork and chicken consumed in the country. generate: 배출하다, 발생시키다 carbon dioxide: 이산화탄소 [3] On a per capita basis, meat consumption generated 1,115 kilograms of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions per year. That is roughly equal to 21 one-way flights, or 10.5 round-trip flights, between Seoul and Jeju Island. per capita: 1인당 [4] Beef is by far the most emissions-intensive of the three major meats. The report said beef generates about four times more emissions than pork and more than 10 times…

People in this episode

Host: 최정윤

Guest: Tannith Kriel

Topics covered

  • meat consumption
  • greenhouse gas emissions
  • climate impact
  • South Korea
  • diet
  • environment

Keywords

  • greenhouse gas
  • meat-heavy diet
  • carbon emissions
  • South Korea
  • climate footprint
  • beef
  • pork
  • chicken

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Solution for Our Climate

Places: South Korea, Jeju Island, Seoul

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