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AY 2015
Discussion: Part I. What We Can Do for the Resurgence of Agriculture in the Disaster Areas [JP]
AY 2015
Discussion: Part I. What We Can Do for the Resurgence of Agriculture in the Disaster Areas [JP]
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Four discussants talk with the audience about the issues in the resurgence of agriculture in Fukushima disaster areas, from the viewpoints of a working farmer, an agricultural scholar, and a consultant.
NOTE: This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
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The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences / Dean
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The University of Tokyo Radioisotope Center, Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences / Professor
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The Japan Research Institute, Limited Center for the Strategy of Emergence / Manager
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Farmer in Itate, Fukushima / NPO Fukushima Saisei no Kai (Resurrection of Fukushima) / Member of the Executive Board
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The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences / Professor
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The University of Tokyo Radioisotope Center, Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences / Associate Professor
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The University of Tokyo Radioisotope Center, Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences / Project Associate Professor
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The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences / Project Researcher
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The University of Tokyo Institute for Sustainable, Agro-ecosystem Services Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences / Assistant Professor
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