Japan, S. Korea, China begin environmental talks

Japan, S. Korea, China begin environmental talks

SEOUL, South Korea - Japan's Environment Minister Hiroshi Oki (far left) attends an environmental ministerial meeting with South Korea and China opening April 20 in Seoul. The two-day meeting, the fourth such among the three nations, will discuss collaboration on Northeast Asian environmental issues.

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