Indigo Seowon: Reading for Symbiosis at Indigo Seowon

On August 28, 2019, Greta Tuunbury, a 16-year-old Swedish girl who announced the urgency of the climate crisis and led a Friday campaign for the future, arrived in the United States 15 days after she was taken across the Atlantic on a green yacht with only windpower. They took an adventure to attend the UN Climate Act Summit, which calls for change among citizens around the world, while keeping the principle that they would not fly, one of the main culprits in releasing greenhouse gases. At this conference, Tuunberry spoke to the world leaders who were indifferent and passive about climate change: “The future generations are watching you. "if you want to ruin us, you'll never forgive us.". “We’re going to get you out of here.”. Indigo vow youth felt genuine in the voice of such a Thunbury. I realized that I had to look at the most important problems of our time and make some practical changes that could solve them rather than do my exam studies right now. At this moment, tropical rain forests on the other side of the world are disappearing, and in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, plastic garbage islands are opening the air of life. Now, every day we have to live to check the micrometeorals, and the ideal climate is normal. Human activity has made the planet hotter, more garbage, and biodiversity has been rapidly decreasing. Indigo's vows, in the reading of symbiosis, children recorded 40 books and discussions about the value of life, the importance of environment, and so forth. What are the criteria for choosing these books? Reading symbiosis is not necessarily about the environment or life.

Korean title: 인디고 서원에서 공생의 책읽기

Korean author: 인디고 서원

Korean publisher: 궁리

ISBN-13: 9788958206132