Kan attacked in ad over climate

Kan attacked in ad over climate

TOKYO, Japan - Civic groups mock Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan in a satirical ad in The Financial Times in its Dec. 9, 2010 edition for refusing to agree to set new commitments to cut greenhouse gas emissions under the Kyoto Protocol. (Kyodo)

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