Source: United Daily News Photography Center / Reported by Lin Bo-dong / Taipei Instant News
The Ministry of Environment and the National Taiwan Science Education Center have collaborated across disciplines to launch the “Back to the Future – Driving the Green Transition with Imagination” special exhibition, with an unveiling press conference held this afternoon. Peng Chi-ming (center), Liu Kuo-wei (fourth from left), and Liu Huo-chin (third from left) attended the event.(Photo by Lin Bo-dong.)
The Ministry of Environment and the National Taiwan Science Education Center have collaborated across disciplines to launch the “Back to the Future –Driving the Green Transition with Imagination” special exhibition, with an unveiling press conference held this afternoon. The exhibition breaks away from rigid frameworks by combining the concept of net-zero transition with science, humanities, and digital interactive experiences, guiding the public to rethink everyday life through imagination and participate in behavioral change.
Peng Chi-ming, Minister of Environment, stated that the future is a “space of possibilities” shaped by countless choices, and that everyone is a practitioner of the green transition. The exhibition covers nine key areas, including transportation, energy, and food, and showcases 33 real transformation cases from around the world. It also features interactive games such as “City Planner.”
The exhibition opens today at the National Taiwan Science Education Center, inviting the public to explore how technology and creativity can help build a more sustainable environmental future for Taiwan.
The Ministry of Environment and the National Taiwan Science Education Center have collaborated across disciplines to launch the “Back to the Future – Driving the Green Transition with Imagination” special exhibition, with an unveiling press conference held this afternoon. The exhibition breaks away from rigid frameworks by combining the concept of net-zero transition with science, humanities, and digital interactive experiences, guiding the public to rethink everyday life through imagination and participate in behavioral change.(Photo by Lin Bo-dong.)
The Ministry of Environment and the National Taiwan Science Education Center have collaborated across disciplines to launch the “Back to the Future –Driving the Green Transition with Imagination” special exhibition, with an unveiling press conference held this afternoon. The exhibition breaks away from rigid frameworks by integrating the concept of net-zero transition with science, humanities, and digital interactive experiences, guiding the public to rethink everyday life through imagination and encouraging participation in behavioral change.(Photo by Lin Bo-dong.)
The Ministry of Environment and the National Taiwan Science Education Center have collaborated across disciplines to launch the “Back to the Future – Driving the Green Transition with Imagination” special exhibition, with an unveiling press conference held this afternoon. Peng Chi-ming stated that the future is a “space of possibilities” shaped by countless choices, and that everyone is a practitioner of the green transition. (Photo by Lin Bo-dong.)
The Ministry of Environment and the National Taiwan Science Education Center have collaborated across disciplines to launch the “Back to the Future – Driving the Green Transition with Imagination” special exhibition, with an unveiling press conference held this afternoon. The exhibition breaks away from rigid frameworks by integrating the concept of net-zero transition with science, humanities, and digital interactive experiences, guiding the public to rethink everyday life through imagination and encouraging participation in behavioral change.(Photo by Lin Bo-dong.)
The Ministry of Environment and the National Taiwan Science Education Center have collaborated across disciplines to launch the “Back to the Future – Driving the Green Transition with Imagination” special exhibition, with an unveiling press conference held this afternoon. Peng Chi-ming (second from left), Liu Kuo-wei (second from right), and Liu Huo-chin (right) attended the event.(Photo by Lin Bo-dong.)
The Ministry of Environment and the National Taiwan Science Education Center have collaborated across disciplines to launch the “Back to the Future – Driving the Green Transition with Imagination” special exhibition, with an unveiling press conference held this afternoon. The exhibition breaks away from rigid frameworks by integrating the concept of net-zero transition with science, humanities, and digital interactive experiences, guiding the public to rethink everyday life through imagination and encouraging participation in behavioral change.(Photo by Lin Bo-dong.)
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