Photo via: Flickr/ tomo908us It’s hard to see Japan’s sunny side of affairs beyond the red pool of blood in Taiji’s cove. It’s currently in the middle of peak dolphin killing season. When I read the following piece in Resurgence by Junko Edahiro, a Japanese environmental activist and journalist, however, a tiny glimmer of hope arose. She reports on three cultural eco-trends brewing … Read the full story on TreeHugger
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Japanese Trends Worth Watching: De-ownership, Demonetization & De-materialism
