U.S. honors Japanese scholar for ozone layer work

U.S. honors Japanese scholar for ozone layer work

TOKYO, Japan - Yasuko Matsumoto (file photo), an assistant professor at the Science University of Tokyo's Suwa College in Nagano Prefecture, will be honored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for her role in protecting the Earth's ozone layer. Matsumoto, who was in charge of air pollution issues for Greenpeace International from 1990 to 1998, raised awareness of the issue and promoted the diffusion of advanced technology utilizing substances not harmful to the ozone layer.

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    U.S. honors Japanese scholar for ozone layer work

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    TOKYO, Japan - Yasuko Matsumoto (file photo), an assistant professor at the Science University of Tokyo's Suwa College in Nagano Prefecture, will be honored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for her role in protecting the Earth's ozone layer. Matsumoto, who was in charge of air pollution issues for Greenpeace International from 1990 to 1998, raised awareness of the issue and promoted the diffusion of advanced technology utilizing substances not harmful to the ozone layer.