TOKYO -- Japan will expand the use of satellites to measure greenhouse gas emissions in Asia with an eye on promoting the use of Japanese energy-saving technologies in the future.
Climate Change
Japan uses satellites to expand greenhouse gas tracking in Asia
Country- and business-specific data seen spurring use of Japanese climate tech
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Ibuki 2 collects greenhouse gas data across several Asian countries, including Mongolia and Kazakhstan. (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency)
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