Environment ministry starts blacking out at 8 p.m.

TOKYO, Japan - Officials at the the Environment Ministry turn off their computer terminals as the starts turning off the lights at its headquarters in Tokyo at 8 p.m. to promote saving energy. After lights out, officials who need to continue working move to an ''overtime room.''

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