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As for the long-term, Japan submitted its Long-term Strategy under the Paris Agreement as Growth Strategy to the UNFCCC Secretariat in June 2019. In this strategy, Japan proclaims a "decarbonized society" and aims to accomplish it as early as possible in the second half of this century, based on the
As for the long-term, Japan submitted its Long-term Strategy under the Paris Agreement as Growth Strategy to the UNFCCC Secretariat in June 2019. In this strategy, Japan proclaims a "decarbonized society" and aims to accomplish it as early as possible in the second half of this century, based on the basic principle of “a virtuous cycle of environment and growth”. Japan will strive to achieve a "decarbonized society" as close as possible to 2050 with disruptive innovations, such as artificial photosynthesis and other CCUS technologies and realization of a hydrogen society.
As for the long-term, Japan submitted its Long-term Strategy under the Paris Agreement as Growth Strategy to the UNFCCC Secretariat in June 2019. In this strategy, Japan proclaims a "decarbonized society" and aims to accomplish it as early as possible in the second half of this century, based on the basic principle of “a virtuous cycle of environment and growth”. Japan will strive to achieve a "decarbonized society" as close as possible to 2050 with disruptive innovations, such as artificial photosynthesis and other CCUS technologies and realization of a hydrogen society.