Japan, China, S. Korea environment ministers sign communique

Japan, China, S. Korea environment ministers sign communique

BEIJING, China - Environment ministers from Japan, China and South Korea sign Feb. 27 in Beijing a communique on cooperation to fight sea pollution and to prevent pollution of lakes and marshes. Sitting from left are Japanese Environment Agency Director General Kayoko Shimizu, Xie Zhenhua, director of the Chinese State Administration of Environment Protection, and South Korean Environment Minister Kim Myung Ja.

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