Daniel Esty, director of the Yale Center for Environmental Law and Policy in New Haven, Conn. (Christian Science Monitor)
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Japan has generally been better than the U.S. internationally on a number of issues, including reducing electronic waste, recycling, and energy-efficiency.
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mareo2
Because the USA have a lot of natural resources and J need to import 90% of them. So in J is profitable invest in such things.
manfromamerica
including making things small. and sushi.
of course, the US has generally been better than the U.S. internationally on a number of issues as well.
Thanks Yale!! you need a Ph.D to state the obvious?
Junnama
Let us not forget both japan and the us excel at obsessively comparing themselves to other countries. Did prof esty take that into account??
manfromamerica
Professors excel at making huge generalizations, which usually they have to retract the next time they make a huge generalization.