World leaders are heading to the Japanese island of Hokkaido, to take part in arguably the most ecologically-friendly G8 summit. Green issues will feature strongly at the three-day gathering along with other international headaches, such as global food...
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Japan's Media Going Green to Save the Future on World Environmental Day » TreeHugger First post from greenz.jp! We are happy to see that Japan's media is going green and catching on to the global environmental message. With the upcoming G8 Summit in Toyako, Hokkaido, the level of concern is rising and so is the citizen driven green... |
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