China is the world’s number one greenhouse gas emitter, accounting for about one-third of the total in the entire world, but has shown no willingness to...
The first effort will see Starbucks Japan switch out the use of disposable plastic cups for glasses when it comes to iced beverages enjoyed in store.
The most urgent problem is the damage to the world’s oceans from lost fishing gear. The law instead introduces small moves that only increase the burden...
With the impact of climate change on fisheries and a rising world population, investors from overseas are showing growing interest in Japan’s fish farming industry.
In the process of calcination — detoxifying and refining the waste ー the company successfully extracts rare metals, such as gold and silver.
The president of Hiroshima-based Tsuneishi Kamtecs talks about going beyond carbon neutral and the industry’s role in cleaning up the world for our children.
Jay Alabaster is a longtime journalist and now a PhD student at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University. He is also an...
As foreign companies with Chinese ties increase land holdings, so do the defense-related implications. Who should have the right to buy property in Japan?
A look at some of the women who have broken out and are standing above the crowd in their fields in every corner of life in...
Sekisiui House's 'Five Trees' project and the initiatives of the winners of related prizes help achieve SDGs and fight global warming.
To achieve decarbonization and sustain it, you have to use nuclear power in coordination with hydroelectricity or other sources.
Russia is controlling its liquefied natural gas supply for political ends. It becomes imperative for Japan and Europe to pursue safe nuclear and other energy sources.
