Japan plans tax breaks, fund to support zero-carbon goal: Nikkei
2020-11-13 21:36
Japan plans to introduce tax incentives and create a research fund to support so-called green investment, as the government pushes to meet a target of carbon-neutrality announced earlier this month, the Nikkei newspaper reported Friday. The government plans t…
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