RUSUTSU, Hokkaido — Japan’s advanced technology may come in handy in the face of the world’s growing environmental challenges and the Group of Eight’s slow progress on diplomacy.
The technologies put on display for the media at the Rusutsu media center’s “environmental showcase” include next-generation electric vehicles with ice-cold motors, affordable fuel cells and a model of what may someday become the world’s most energy-efficient regional jet.
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