A dizzying variety of ideas and solutions for a greener society are to converge this weekend at the Eco-Products 2012 exhibition in Tokyo.
The annual show, now in its 13th year, is arguably the biggest environmental expo in Japan, drawing around 180,000 attendees every year. This year, 750 exhibitors from the public, private and nonprofit sectors will have an estimated 1,750 booths there, displaying everything from energy-saving and less-polluting products to environmental projects being carried out at home and abroad.
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