We issue monthly newsletters summarizing the latest environmental trends and topics in Japan. The list of back numbers is shown below.

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• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (December, 2003)

- Report on Eco Products Exhibition 2003: JFS's Involvement
- Toward Zero Emissions: Activities in Japan
- "Toward a Sustainable Japan - Corporation at Work" Article Series Article No. 8 "Railways and sustainability" (JR EAST)

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (November, 2003)

- About the Condition of Japanese Forests
- "Report on Environmental Education" Article Series Article No.2: "Jimoto-gaku," Community Studies for Regional Food
- "Toward a Sustainable Japan - Corporation at Work" Article Series Article No. 7 "The Changing Workplace--A View from the Staffing Industry" (GRACE Co., Ltd)

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (October, 2003)

- The 'Slow Life' Movement: Happiness before Economic Efficiency
- "Report on Environmental Education" Article Series Article No.2: "Jimoto-gaku," Community Studies for Creating and Maintaining Harmony in Society, Nature, and Industry
- "Toward a Sustainable Japan - Corporation at Work" Article Series Article No. 5 "Eco Tax: reforming market within" (Seiyu) Article No. 6 "The essence of our service is heat, not the heater" (Nihonkai Gas)

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (September, 2003)

- From Mass Production to 'Right' Production: A Revolution from the Assembly Line to the 'Cell Production System' Is Underway in Japan's Manufacturing Industry
- "Toward a Sustainable Japan - Corporation at Work" Article Series Article No. 4 "Product: The Earth--Treat with Care" (CATALOG HOUSE)
- "Report on Environmental Education" Article Series Article No. 1: A Space Trip for 5th Graders at Kawaguchi Elementary School

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (August, 2003)

- Locally-Produced Oil for Food and Energy: Canola-Flower Projects Blossoming Nationwide
- How Eco-Friendly Are Japanese Companies?
- "Toward a Sustainable Japan - Corporations at Work" Article Series Article No. 3 "Making Every Product Green" (Matsushita Electric)

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (July, 2003)

- Environmental Labeling in Japan
- "Toward A Sustainable Japan -- Corporations At Work" Article Series Article No. 1 "Working with Users to Mitigate Global Warming" (TEPCO)
- "Toward A Sustainable Japan -- Corporations At Work" Article Series Article No. 2 "Management System Matters" (JACO)
- Renewable Energy in Japan (Small- to Medium-Scale Hydroelectric Power, Wave Power and Ocean Thermal Energy, Biomass Energy and Geothermal Energy)

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (June, 2003)

Renewable Energy in Japan (Solar Thermal, Photovoltaic and Wind Power)
- From Selling Products to Providing Functions/Services
- "Toward Zero Emissions" Article Series Article No.2 "More with Less" (Ricoh Group)

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (May, 2003)

- Energy Demand in Japan
- Energy Supply in Japan
- Environmental Education Article Series: No.1
- Asanogawa Green Project (Asanogawa Elementary School, Ishikawa Prefecture)

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (April, 2003)

- Japan's Sustainable Society in the Edo Period (1603-1867) ,Part II
- Japan's Green Purchasing Law--Description and Achievements
- "Initiatives and Achievements of Local Government in Japan" Article Series: No. 3 Hino City: "Waste Reduced 50% in Two Years"

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (March, 2003)

- Japan's Sustainable Society in the Edo Period (1603-1867 )
- Roles and Contributions of Industrial Water Supply Works in Japan
- "Initiatives and Achievements of Local Government in Japan" Article
- Series: No.2 Aya Town: "Food and Human Waste All Recycled"

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (February, 2003)

- Water Resources and Use in Japan
- Promoting Rainwater Utilization
- "Unique NGOs in Japan" Article Series: No. 3 Corporate Executives Working for the Environment and Dialoguing with Environmental NGOs: Business Leaders' Inter-Forum for Environment 21 (B-LIFE21)

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (January, 2003)

- Environmental Reporting : Expanding in Quality, Quantity and Applications
- Japan's Ministry of the Environment and Environmental Administration System
- "Unique NGOs in Japan" Article Series: No. 2 Putting Corporate Strengths Together: Japan Alliance for Humanitarian Demining Support (JAHDS)

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