Koizumi, Hosokawa meet U.S. energy expert Lovins

Koizumi, Hosokawa meet U.S. energy expert Lovins

TOKYO, Japan - Former Japanese prime ministers Junichiro Koizumi (L) and Morihiro Hosokawa (R), who are both in favor of abolishing nuclear power, hold talks with Amory Lovins, an American energy expert, in Tokyo on July 18, 2014.

2 U.S. scholars named winners of Japanese environment award

2 U.S. scholars named winners of Japanese environment award

TOKYO, Japan - File photos show Joseph Sax (R), professor emeritus at the University of California in Berkeley and a prominent environmental legal scholar, and Amory Lovins, chairman and chief scientist of the Rocky Mountain Institute, an organization that mainly studies the efficient use of energy, who were named on June 21 by the Asahi Glass Foundation as the recipients of the 2007 Blue Planet Prize for their contributions to environmental conservation.

2 U.S. scholars named winners of Japanese environment award

2 U.S. scholars named winners of Japanese environment award

TOKYO, Japan - File photos show Joseph Sax (R), professor emeritus at the University of California in Berkeley and a prominent environmental legal scholar, and Amory Lovins, chairman and chief scientist of the Rocky Mountain Institute, an organization that mainly studies the efficient use of energy, who were named on June 21 by the Asahi Glass Foundation as the recipients of the 2007 Blue Planet Prize for their contributions to environmental conservation. (Kyodo)

Koizumi, Hosokawa meet U.S. energy expert Lovins

Koizumi, Hosokawa meet U.S. energy expert Lovins

TOKYO, Japan - Former Japanese prime ministers Junichiro Koizumi (L) and Morihiro Hosokawa (R), who are both in favor of abolishing nuclear power, hold talks with Amory Lovins, an American energy expert, in Tokyo on July 18, 2014. (Kyodo)