Local gov'ts call for greater use of renewable energy

TOKYO, Japan - Gunma Governor Masaki Osawa (L) presents a list of requests, including one for the greater use of renewable energy sources, from the National Governors' Association to Tsuneyoshi Tatsuoka, vice minister of economy, trade and industry, at the latter's office in Tokyo on Aug. 21, 2014.

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