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Australian town bans sales of drinking water in plastic bottles
2009/10/01 06:03 25 (GMT)
Junji Hashimoto@Gunma, Japan


Nature from the Ant's Perspective Wins the Environmental Photography Prize
2009/09/15 10:51 09 (GMT)
Nakagawa Makoto@Manila, Philippines


Three sites in Japan have global geological value - they are to be listed for the first time as glob
2009/08/31 22:35 42 (GMT)
Yumi Yamada@Kanagawa, Japan


Mobile tags reveal the journey our trash takes
2009/07/18 11:19 35 (GMT)
Nakagawa Makoto@Manila, Philippines


The population of wild animals in the Masai Mara National Reserve has dramatically decreased
2009/07/08 23:29 37 (GMT)
Miracle Lilio@Kigali, Rwanda


Cleaning rivers by using carbon fiber woven using nishijin brocade technology
2009/07/06 04:29 36 (GMT)
Junji Hashimoto@Gunma, Japan


"bicing" - Drop-off public bicycle system
2009/06/08 13:12 00 (GMT)
Toru Morimoto@Barcelona, Spain


Donsol, a town brought to life by whale sharks
2009/05/23 05:06 53 (GMT)
Nakagawa Makoto@Manila, Philippines


The "movement to donate food" spreads across Berlin
2009/05/20 00:20 39 (GMT)
Hideko Kawachi@Berlin, Germany


Japan's energy independence to come from "small-scale hydroelectric power generation"
2009/05/11 21:45 18 (GMT)
Junji Hashimoto@Gunma, Japan


Nike, Gap, and other U.S businesses establish partnership of CO2 emission cut initiative
2009/04/14 04:51 58 (GMT)
Angie Amasawa@Seattle, USA


Let's ask cherry trees about climate change
2009/03/31 09:40 25 (GMT)
Yumi Yamada@Kanagawa, Japan


Jakarta - in danger of sinking under water in 3 years from excessive groundwater use?!
2009/03/25 09:22 16 (GMT)
Junji Hashimoto@Gunma, Japan


Celebrate Easter with colorful organic eggs!
2009/03/12 08:55 37 (GMT)
Hideko Kawachi@Berlin, Germany


GM crops - expected to double by 2015
2009/03/07 11:43 36 (GMT)
Think the Earth Project Staff@Tokyo, Japan


The Koshien Stadium has become an eco stadium
2009/03/03 23:47 05 (GMT)
Junji Hashimoto@Gunma, Japan


In Korea 30% of tap water is going to waste as a result of leaky pipes
2009/02/14 07:07 10 (GMT)
Junji Hashimoto@Gunma, Japan


Transferring money from your cell phone; a new service spreads across Kenya
2009/02/12 23:50 33 (GMT)
africanwhale@Tokyo,Japan


Small wind turbine challenge Google contest
2009/02/10 03:49 41 (GMT)
Angie Amasawa@Seattle, USA


"IBUKI", a satellite that will observe the Earth's breathing, reaches space safely
2009/01/30 19:58 24 (GMT)
Yumi Yamada@Kanagawa, Japan


Organic farmland on the outskirts of Berlin are now the largest in Germany!
2009/01/14 23:47 27 (GMT)
Hideko Kawachi@Berlin, Germany


Very influential German Magazine "Test" uncovers pitfalls of organic products
2008/12/27 11:42 46 (GMT)
Hideko Kawachi@Berlin, Germany


Marine organisms - You can learn all about them in the "Census of Marine Life"
2008/11/23 08:44 54 (GMT)
Hisayo Takada@Auckland, New Zealand


Digital TV in Hawaii :starting early for conservation of birds
2008/11/19 12:39 16 (GMT)
Angie Amasawa@Seattle, USA


Learning about what's going on inside the star from its "music"
2008/11/01 11:04 29 (GMT)
Hisayo Takada@Auckland, New Zealand


Korea and Japan make joint proposal for protecting paddy fields at the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands
2008/10/30 12:10 47 (GMT)
Yumi Yamada@Kanagawa, Japan


Nurturing healthy forests with ideas for wood use
2008/10/08 10:05 46 (GMT)
Think the Earth Project Staff@Tokyo, Japan


The Red Cross aims to augment public awareness for victims of war through a clue-hunting game!
2008/10/02 18:42 02 (GMT)
africanwhale@Tokyo,Japan


Airships take you to a low-carbon future
2008/09/17 05:14 53 (GMT)
Nakagawa Makoto@Manila, Philippines


No borders for natural disasters
2008/08/31 10:10 25 (GMT)
Think the Earth Project Staff@Tokyo, Japan






news

Once again, researches were very fruitful
2007/12/26 12:44 33 (GMT)
Seijuro IchikawaYokohama, Japan

The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan (MAFF) has announced the "10 Most Outstanding Research Results in MAFF, 2007 "; this annual announcement has now become sort of customary. Let me introduce some of these topics to you:

"The technology that can identify the variety of raw materials used to make sake or wine has been developed." This technology can determine even the variety of raw materials used by extracting from the alcohol DNA of rice or grapes. So now you can identify the brand of rice or grapes used by DNA analysis.

Another topic on the list is, "Seema has successfully delivered healthy, non-crossbred rainbow trout." This achievement means that it may be used towards the conservation of extinct species or towards having small fish such as mackerel give birth to juvenile tuna.
And another outstanding research finding is the "Positions of 29,550 DNA out of approximately 32,000 found in rice has been specified." In fact, 5 out of 10 topics are related to rice. Because rice is the staple food in Japan, it seems to be one of the major focuses of scientific research.


Related URL/media
http://www.s.affrc.go.jp/docs/press/2007/071219_1.htm





Earth News Correspondent

Seijuro Ichikawa
Yokohama, Japan
Working to communicate about the environment and CSR while being tossed about in the megapolis. As the speed at which the world turns is accelerating, I have come to ponder about "whether science and technology makes us and our planet happy". Although we often hear grim news about our future and the future of our planet, I hope to bring to you news that would give you some hope.