June, 2004
Japan for Sustainability
Newsletter #022
June 30, 2004
Copyright (c) 2004, Japan for Sustainability
Japan for Sustainability (JFS) is a non-profit communication platform to
disseminate environmental information from Japan to the world, with the
aim of helping both move onto a sustainable path.
See what's new on our web site: http://www.japanfs.org/
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In the June 2004 issue of the JFS Newsletter:
- Survey of Japanese Corporate
Environmental Reports Reveals Trends
- "Towards a Sustainable Japan - Corporations at Work" Article Series No.13: "Aiming to Enhance Social Value of Environmental Information" ChuoAoyama PwC Sustainability Research Institute (CSRI) & ChuoAoyama Sustainability Certification Organization (CASCert)
- "Towards a Sustainable Japan - Corporations at Work" Article Series No.14: "Aiming at Building a Sustainable Society through Investment and Loans, Knowledge and Information" (Development Bank of Japan)
- Getting Over Minamata Disease - Minamata City Works to Become Model Environmental City
[Announcement]
- JFS's Co-hosting Event in Osaka and Tokyo, Japan
(July 10th and 11th)
JFS will co-host an event featuring Alan Atkisson,
an consultant, a singer-songwriter, and the author
of Believing Cassandra. It features his
lecture and songs on movements toward sustainability,
followed by a talk session with an executive of
JFS and a networking session. The event will be
held on July 10th in Osaka and 11th in Tokyo,
and the registration fee is 2, 000 yen per person
(1,000 yen for a student).
Please see more details at the bottom of this
newsletter, or contact at
eco-networking@japanfs.org
[JFS Web Site Additions of the Month]
- We updated "Environmental Reports",
increasing the number of report links from 44
to 73, which can now be searched by industry.
(2004/06/30)
http://www.japanfs.org/en/business/reports.html
- "Sustainability in Japan's Edo Period--300
Years Ago!" by Eisuke Ishikawa (2004/06/30)
Chapter 5 "The Sun and the Forests"
http://www.japanfs.org/en/column/ishikawa.html
- "Toward a Century of Japanese Value"
by Dr. Manabu Akaike (2004/06/30)
"Urban Planning for The Next Generation"
http://www.japanfs.org/en/column/a11.html
- We present this month a new cartoon, "What
a nuisance - having to
clean up after living things!" on the High
Moon Gallery.(2004/06/20)
http://www.japanfs.org/en/cartoon/index.html
- Business leaders on the Environment (2004/06/20)
"Aiming to Create a Sustainable Cement Industry"
Speaker: Kazusuke Imamura, Counselor, Taiheiyo
Cement Corporation
http://www.japanfs.org/en/business/10_imamura.html
We hope you enjoyed this issue of the JFS Newsletter.
We will be delivering more information every month from Japan on
activities and developments in the field of the environment. Please
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We will be back next month with more news.
Junko Edahiro
Hiroyuki Tada
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