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As carbon emissions surge, can China and Japan quit the coal? Lucy Craft © Qilai Shen/Bloomberg/Getty Coal Fired Power Plant in Jiayuguan Tokyo — This week the White House hosts a two-day Earth Day summit. Forty world leaders have been invited to the virtual event, during which Washington is expected to announce plans for further significant cuts in its carbon emissions.  But as an international organization warns that some nations' reliance on coal to power their economies back from pandemic lockdowns is driving the second-largest spike in carbon emissions ever, it wil...

NGOs call on President Biden and Prime Minister Suga to take strong leadership on ending public support for coal, oil, and gas NGOs call on President Biden and Prime Minister Suga to take strong leadership on ending public support for coal, oil, and gas April 16, 2021 The two world leaders meet for the first time today at the U.S.-Japan Summit  350.org, Friends of the Earth United States, Japan Center for a Sustainable Environment and Society (JACSES), Kiko Network, Oil Change International The Japanese government announce...

March in Japan is a time of winding down, celebrating and preparing for new beginnings. The school year comes to a close, graduation ceremonies fill up the month and workers prepare for the annual shuffle dance of moving to a new outpost. In the backdrop, the annual ritual and spectacle of cherry blossom season bursts into view. March is a busy but feel-good month. At precisely 2.46pm on Friday, March 11, 2011, an earthquake so powerful that it shifted the world on its axis, struck Japan’s north-east coast. The ensuing tsunami, which devastated multiple prefectures tethered to the Pacific ...

March in Japan is a time of winding down, celebrating and preparing for new beginnings. The school year comes to a close, graduation ceremonies fill up the month and workers prepare for the annual shuffle dance of moving to a new outpost.

March in Japan is a time of winding down, celebrating and preparing for new beginnings. The school year comes to a close, graduation ceremonies fill up the month and workers prepare for the annual shuffle dance of moving to a new outpost.