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Sumitomo Corporation’s Dirty Energy Trade: Biomass, Coal and Japan’s Energy Future.

Author: Roger Smith, Jessie Mannisto, Ryan Cunningham of Mighty Earth

Date: 2019

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Language: English

Type of resource: Report

Topics: Bioeconomy

Global trading company Sumitomo Corporation, headquartered in Tokyo, is a company at the center of global coal and biomass networks that mine, chop, finance, ship and burn the most destructive fuels on earth.

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Organization: Mighty Earth

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