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, 2005)

- Efforts for Sustainable Fishery
- Toward a Sustainable Japan--Corporations at Work Article Series No.33 Helping to Enrich the Relationship among People (Mikuni Coca-Cola Bottling Co.)
- Toward a Sustainable Japan--Corporations at Work Article Series No.34 Aiming to Become a Social Printing Company (Ohkawa Printing Co., Ltd.)

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (November, 2005)

- Anti-Global Warming Initiatives by Corporations and Citizens
- Toward a Sustainable Japan--Corporations at Work Article Series No.32 "Society Changes. Hitachi Transforms It." (Hitachi, Ltd.)
- A 150 Year-Project: Meiji Shrine Forest in Central Tokyo

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (October, 2005)

- The End of Growth: Efforts in Japanese Society and Business to Slow Down
- Toward a Sustainable Japan--Corporations at Work Article Series No.31 Consumer Driven Policy - Making Good Products with Integrity (Kao Corporation)
- Community Planning Based on History: Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (September, 2005)

- 2005 Environmental White Paper: Developing Strategies and Human Resources to Deal with Global Warming
- Toward a Sustainable Japan--Corporations at Work Article Series No.29 A Contents Business that Contributes to Society and Enriches People's Lives (General Press Corporation)
- Toward a Sustainable Japan - Corporations at Work Article Series No. 30 From 'Convenience' to 'Co-Growing' (FamilyMart Co., Ltd)

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (August, 2005)

- The JFS Indicator Project
- "Unique NGOs in Japan" Article Series: No.9 Gifts from the Land to Your Kitchen--Daichi-o-Mamoru-Kai (Association to Preserve the Earth)
- Toward a Sustainable Japan - Corporations at Work Article Series No.28: A Key Player in Information and Culture (Toppan Printing Co.)

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (July, 2005)

- JFS on its Third Anniversary--Current Status and Future Prospects
- Toward a Sustainable Japan - Corporations at Work Article Series No.26: Ecological Resort that Provides Ultimate Relaxation (Hoshino Resort Inc.)
- Toward a Sustainable Japan--Corporations at Work Article Series No.27: Making Tomorrow Valuable - Kobunaki Ecovillage Project (G-Project Co., Ltd.)

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (June, 2005)

- Rediscovering Japan: Green Tourism
- "Initiatives and Achievements of Local Government in Japan" Article Series No. 10: A Small but Lively Town-Oguni-cho, Kumamoto Pref.
- "Toward a Sustainable Japan - Corporations at Work" Article Series No. 25 "Re-designing the office copier -- One manufacturer's efforts to conserve resources" Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (May, 2005)

- "Just a Little Effort" -- A New Approach to Environmentalism Spreads Across Japan
- Promoting an Eco-Friendly Lifestyle to Protect Lake Teganuma
--Efforts of Abiko City in Chiba Prefecture
- JFS Bio-mimicry Series: No.8
Linking Research Labs and Society JFS Seminar: "What Can Technology Learn from Nature?"

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (April, 2005)

- Sustainability Indicators
- For the Survival of Humanity on Earth 100 Years from Now
-- Tokyo Challenges 2 Types of Warming Phenomena
- JFS Bio-mimicry Interview Series: No.7
Technologies Learned from Living Things: Concepts and Examples - Front Line Reports "Technologies Learned from Cells" - Interviewee : Dr. Keiji Fujimoto

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (March, 2005)

- Tokyo's Role in Addressing Air Pollution in Japan
- Towards a Sustainable Japan -- Corporations at Work Article Series No.24: Working to Ensure Corporate Integrity (Ito-Yokado Co.)
- JFS Bio-mimicry Interview Series: No.6
Technologies Learned from Living Things: Concepts and Examples - Front Line Reports "Shinkansen Technology Learned from an Owl?"- The story of Eiji Nakatsu

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (February, 2005)

- Locally Sustainable Economy Supported by Community Currency
- Toward a Sustainable Japan - Corporations at Work Article Series No.23: Protecting Pure Water, Clean Air, and Beautiful Forests (Fuji Photo Film Co.)
- JFS Bio-mimicry Interview Series: No.5
Technologies Learned from Living Things: Concepts and Examples - Front Line Reports Junko Kanehiro, a TV program producer, Jump Corporation Inc.

• Japan for Sustainability Newsletter (January, 2005)

- "Unique NGOs in Japan" Article Series: No.8
Re-confirming Relationships among People, the Community and the Earth--the Regional Circulation Network
- Toward a Sustainable Japan - Corporations at Work Article Series No.22: People, automobiles and nature in harmonious coexistence (Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.)
- JFS Bio-mimicry Interview Series: No.4
Technologies Learned from Living Things: Concepts and Examples - Front Line Reports Yasushi Umezaki, Environmental Education Planner & Nature Interpreter

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