Gyeonggi Province is holding a climate action event called "The Second Story of Firefighting Suits," where it provides clothing and bags made from recycled firefighting suits. The purpose is to raise awareness about responding to the climate crisis, practicing carbon neutrality, and recognizing the dedication of firefighters.
This event, which runs until November 19, offers participants a chance to win clothing or bags made from discarded firefighting suits by uploading a verification photo of themselves practicing one of 16 climate actions through the "Climate Action Opportunity Income" app.
More details can be found on the Gyeonggi Province website or through its social media channels (Instagram, Facebook, Naver Blog, X).
The recycled firefighting suits used in this event were actually worn by Gyeonggi Province firefighters at disaster sites.
Gyeonggi Province is holding an event until November 19th where it distributes clothing and bags made by recycling discarded firefighting suits to residents. The photo shows models wearing clothes made from discarded firefighting suits and carrying bags. Provided by Gyeonggi Province
By allowing residents to directly wear upcycled clothing and bags made from firefighting suits that saved lives, the event aims to encourage carbon-neutral climate action to help protect the earth from the climate crisis.
Previously, on October 18, Governor Kim Dongyeon of Gyeonggi Province drew attention by appearing on stage in recycled firefighting gear at the "G-Runway" recycling fashion show, held as part of the Gyeonggi Province Residents' Day celebration.
This event is one of the implementation measures for "Climate Action Opportunity Income," a key policy of Gyeonggi Province's eighth popularly elected administration. Climate Action Opportunity Income is a representative policy that evaluates and rewards the social value of everyday greenhouse gas reduction activities.
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