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Japan, One Year Later: Peter Kim
The following short video is a very creative account created by Peter Kim and a team from Online Schools to put the recovery process around Fukushima into proper perspective. The visual is simplistic yet effective. Accompanying the video is additional … Continue reading
Japan’s Tsunami Debris
There is a very large mass swirling in the North Pacific gyre that originated in Japan. This is the debris remnants taken out into the ocean by strong waves which resulted from the earthquake and tsunami on Japan’s northeast coast … Continue reading
Principles of Hima
Imagine the earliest emergence of a movement that recognized the need for environmental governance. Although, the urgency for environmental protection (and correction) seems to have accelerated in recent years, for many of today’s young adults, there never was a … Continue reading
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