Greenpeace projects antidioxin messages on Tokyo waste plant

Greenpeace projects antidioxin messages on Tokyo waste plant

TOKYO, Japan - The environmentalist group Greenpeace Japan on May 22 uses a projector to display protest messages on the wall of a waste incinerator being used on a trial basis in a residential area in Tokyo's Shibuya Ward. One of the messages read, ''No more new incinerator!''

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