U.S.-Japan Cooperation on Energy and Environment: Findings, Recommendations, and Next Steps
May 22, 2017Date: May 22, 2017
Sasakawa USA held a special roundtable discussion for 2017 SEED participants to share their key findings and takeaways from the trip and to network with D.C.-based representatives from organizations and ministries they visited in Japan. The focus of the roundtable discussion was “U.S.-Japan Cooperation on Energy and Environment.”
Tags: climate change, energy, Environment, SEED
Japanese Business Prospects in China’s Changing Environmental Industry
January 19, 2016Author: Someno Kenji
Categories: In-Depth with Nippon.com
January 2013 saw massive air pollution in Beijing and surrounding areas. While the thick PM2.5 smog brought the severity of environmental problems in China to the attention of many people, China had been riddled with grave environmental issues from well before the incident, having taken insufficient efforts to protect the environment in the face of the rapid growth of its economy beginning in the 1990s.
Tags: air, China, Economy, Environment, environmental issues, Japan, nippon.com, pollution, science, Technology, tourism, water
Magali Dreyfus: Tokyo shows path to cutting emissions
April 8, 2015Author: Nikkei Asian Review
Categories: Views
Researcher and postdoctoral fellow at the UN University in Tokyo Magali Dreyfus discusses Tokyo’s environmental outlook.
Tags: Emissions, Environment, Magali Dreyfus, Tokyo