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  • Published: Jun 21st, 2009
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Japan’s first domestic CO2 credits total 990 tonnes


TOKYO, June 19 (Reuters) – The Japanese government on Friday approved the first set of domestic carbon credits generated from energy-saving projects at small businesses to help contain the country’s greenhouse gas emissions under the Kyoto Protocol.

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