TOKYO -- A new effort could help expand the use of carbon credits in Japan by easing the task of gauging how much carbon dioxide is absorbed by forests.
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Japan energy group Eneos offers new way to generate carbon credits from woodland
Forests big and small cover two-thirds of Japan. (Photo by Aya Onishi)
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