Japanese, Chinese, S. Korean environment leaders meet

Japanese, Chinese, S. Korean environment leaders meet

Top environment officials from Japan, China and South Korea shake hands Jan. 13 in Seoul prior to a meeting on environmental issues affecting Northeast Asia and the rest of the world. They are Xie Zhenhua (L), director of the Chinese National Environmental Protection Agency, Japanese Environment Agency Director General Kenji Manabe (C), and South Korean Environment Minister Choi Jae Wook.

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