Are the Japanese more willing to sacrifice for conservation? - CSMonitor.com

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Japanese are bringing to the conservation drive a characteristic combination of national fervor, endurance, sloganeering, technology and social coercion.
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Are the Japanese more willing to sacrifice for conservation? - CSMonitor.com
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Japanese are bringing to the conservation drive a characteristic combination of national fervor, endurance, sloganeering, technology and social coercion.
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