Fukuda convenes environment panel

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda (far R) convenes the first meeting of a panel of experts at the Prime Minister's Office on March 5 to discuss ways to address climate change, where a full-fledged discussion on whether to create an emissions trading system in the country is expected to take place. Hiroshi Okuda (far L), senior adviser of Toyota Motor Corp., serves as head of the panel.

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