Mori scores 75% in ecology test at Tokyo event

Mori scores 75% in ecology test at Tokyo event

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori (C) scores 75% Dec. 16 in a test measuring ecological awareness at a Tokyo exhibition of environmentally friendly products. Mori took the four-question test at a home electric appliance booth at Eco-Products 2000, a three-day event that ran through Dec. 16, accompanied by Environment Agency chief Yoriko Kawaguchi (R).

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