'Eco-friendly' schools key in helping curb CO2 emissions

'Eco-friendly' schools key in helping curb CO2 emissions

TOKYO, Japan - The graphic illustrates how an ''eco-school'' in Japan in the future will look like. The Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Ministry said March 13 schools in the future must be built and maintained with environmental considerations in mind in order to reduce educational facilities' contributions to the country's total carbon dioxide emissions.

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