☀️ Posts attacking South Korea solar panel drive falsely share video from China
mocking the environmental policy of former South Korean president Moon Jae-in.
The post lamented the"pitiful state of a country" that the ex-leader"dreamed of", an apparent reference to Moon's of scaling up South Korea's renewable energy production facilities, including solar energy, in a bid to make the country carbon neutral by 2050. "The pine trees atop Mount Namsan have been cut down," the post added, sarcastically misquoting South Korea'sScreenshot of the false claim shared on Facebook. Captured February 22, 2023
A task force launched by Moon's successor, Yoon Suk Yeol, has alleged that the ex-president's administration misused billions of won in taxpayers' money to fund solar energy projects, prompting a criminal investigation, the Korea Times
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