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    There is no local demand in the region except from Japan, which remains the major buyer of CERs in Asia to meet its Kyoto obligations. Other Asian countries still do not require companies to reduce emissions. An exchange requires liquidity for which a healthy match of demand and supply is necessary. • Chinese Surge: China is getting surging ahead of India as far…

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    Diversity In Schools Essay

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    local high school now and was going to start an undistinguished career, I suppose. However, since I came to Shibu-Maku, which stands for Shibuya Makuhari junior and senior high school, my career prospects changed 180 degrees. I decided to apply to Kyoto University and came to think that I want to be engaged in a town revitalization and preservation of old streets and houses. These changes result from one of the best educations in Japan for the principle of the school to respect diversity and…

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    Onin War Essay

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    The Onin War and Its Effect on Future Eras in Feudal Japan Throughout the time of Feudal Japan, the might or warriors was spread throughout the nation. The legendary tales of Samurai and Bushido fill the text books of Japanese children today. Talk of Honor and peace is widely spread throughout Generations. However, the mention of the trials that Japan had to face in order to become what it is today are hardly mentioned. More specifically, the talk of the small Civil wars that broke out within…

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    In order to understand the effects that Global Climate Change has had on weather we need to first understand the difference between weather and climate. Weather is what is happening in the atmosphere, on a given day and location. Examples of such include temperature, wind, and precipitation. On the other hand, climate is more of a broad, generalized condition that covers a region during a longer period of time. Examples of such include warm, cold, wet and dry. In the past decade, with only a…

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    This is where the Kyoto Protocol comes into the mix. It’s an international agreement linked to the United Nations Framework Convention and its main objective is to make participating nations reduce their emissions of greenhouse gases. These countries strive to reduce emission output levels by around 5%, relative to the levels in 1990. The hope was to reach this goal by 2012. (www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyoto_Protocol). That’s the Kyoto protocol. Just how effective has it been…

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    Segoku Jidai Visual Analysis

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    1449 - 1473), Yoshimitsu 's grandson. Yoshimasa continued the peaceful reign of the Ashikaga Shogunate like his family had before. This peace lasted until the year of 1467 when a war that would burn Kyoto, the seat of power for the Shogun, to the ground. This war called the Onin War was over, like so many wars before, who shall succeed Yoshimasa, his brother Yoshimi (1439 - 1491) and his son Yoshihisa (1465 - 1489), each with different Shogo and noble…

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    city and Institute for Frontier Medical Sciences at Kyōto University(britannica). This intense period of research was when Yamanaka became increasingly focused on stem cell research. His time in Japan led to his groundbreaking development of the induced Pluripotent Stem Cell(iPS). This is a stem cell that was reverse engineered from an already differentiated cell(wikipedia). This incredible discovery led him to win many awards including: Kyoto prize for advanced technology(2010), Millenium…

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    Zheng He Analysis

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    a powerful family that believed in the balancing of power among regional warlords. Ashikaga Shogunates took control of the imperial center of Kyoto after Kamakura's fall, and when Kyoto was left destroyed, the Ashikaga Shogunates became a central government. 35) Ashikaga Shogunate brought stability to Japan by taking control of the imperial center of Kyoto. They established the unified aesthetic code of Zen, and became a central government by the name only. 36) Mongol conquest improved Korea…

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    Bill Mckibben Worried?

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    In the essay “Worried? Us?” written by Bill Mckibben, the author explains that for many years global warming and climate change is still a continuous problem. That many individuals are not taking pride in being a part of the world. In the following paper, it will examine that with all the issues of global warming. An example would be greenhouse gases that are deteriorating the world slowly and nothing is being done to change it. Through this careful examination, the evidence will reveal that if…

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    Japanese Edo Period Essay

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    Pleasure, the Mountains and Sea, and Urban Life. The ‘why’, I’ll be looking at why they chose the subjects they decided to focus on as well as the method of their creation. When talking about ‘where’ the major cities of art during this time being: Kyoto, Edo, and Nagasaki. And ‘how’ the art was made, being the popular method used such as: woodblock prints.…

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