Japan to plant thousands of corals to bolster claim over disputed Pacific Ocean islets
The requested article has expired, and is no longer available. Any related articles, and user comments are shown below.
JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION
-
NZ admits overreacting to flu scare on plane from Japan
( 33 )
-
3 skiers missing in Niigata
( 2 )
-
Fukushima's No. 2 reactor may be reheating
( 56 )
-
Clues to Tokyo's great quakes uncovered
( 10 )
-
Tokyo Gate Bridge opens to traffic
( 7 )
-
1
Water temperature rising in No. 2 reactor at Fukushima nuclear plant
-
2
Why do Japanese change their attitude when they communicate with foreigners?
-
3
Confrontation
-
4
U.S. Navy investigating how parts fell off aircraft near Atsugi
-
5
California court to decide if SeaWorld whales are illegal 'slaves'
-
- Assistant Language Teacher - TOKYO - late-March start
- Interac, Tokyo
- Salary: ¥230,000 ~ ¥255,000 / Month
-
- Assistant Language Teacher - Kanagawa Prefecture - late-March start
- Interac, Kanagawa
- Salary: ¥230,000 ~ ¥255,000 / Month
-
- Part Time Assistant Language Teacher - Kanagawa Prefecture - late-March start
- Interac, Kanagawa
- Salary: ¥9,000 / Day per 4 class shift
Order by Time Order by Popularity
2 Comments
Login to comment
0
Hughgarse
"now circled by concrete seawalls"
now why doesn`t that surprise me!
0
Zolt
Heh, over 50% of japan's coastline and riverbanks consists of concrete or tetrapods, or both. Which is why that coral transplanting thing is so interesting, because if viable, it could have much wider applications. The whole japanese archipelago is constantly losing land due to erosion, and with rising raw materials costs, coral might well prove the economical long term solution
Back to top