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© (c) Copyright Thomson Reuters 2016.Japan to sign global climate pact as soon as possible: minister
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Moonraker
Yeah, it looks bad.
sf2k
Everyone else's governments are elected to work not just have endless meetings
michaelqtodd
Climate change needs urgent action. We are watching politicians rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic right now. We all need to cut back radically on the amount of energy we use. Politicians have no interest in helping.
Ricky Kaminski
How often do you hear climate changed discussed in the media or in schools in Japan? Pretty much never. Its just not an issue here for some reason. Too hard basket, or not care basket?
Terrence C. Lotter
Japan can do the world a great favor every meal by not using disposable chopsticks. Why ,WHY , must a forest fall every 2 hours.
smithinjapan
Ah, Japan and "as soon as possible". Ie. another 50 years or so, after asking why so many super typhoons are forming, why it's gotten so hot, and why the weather is so erratic in general. But hey, I've no doubt they'll hire some 'retired' amakudari types tomorrow to form a panel and talk about thinking about what to talk about tomorrow.
Yubaru
Signing is one thing, implementing and following the spirit as well as the letter of the "law" is something different.
This country has a tendency to agree to things on paper but then conveniently look the other way in practice.
Triring
Terrence C. Lotter
Those disposable chopsticks are made from culled forestry so it has no ill-effect to the forest and beneficial since it provides more room for healthy trees to grow bigger.