Hollywood movie staff visit environment minister

Hollywood movie staff visit environment minister

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Environment Minister Yuriko Koike (C) poses with actor Dennis Quaid (L) and crew of the Hollywood movie 'The Day After Tomorrow,' which depicts dramatic weather changes as a result of global warming, at her office in Tokyo on May 31. The Japanese ministry is promoting anti-global warming campaigns with the movie.

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