TreeHugger Welcomes Writer Bill Stonehill
When Bill went to Japan 28 years ago for a "six month visit" he had noidea that he would still be there to this day. Since the late 1960'swhen he got his start writing for underground newspapers like theSeattle Helix and the Berkeley Barb, he's been writing about the thesustainability movement. His most recent gigs were with New Scientistmagazine and the Moorock News, where he wrote about science, theenvironment and Japan. Bill has an engineering background, speaksJapanese and Chinese, but concentrates on things Japanese. "Japan'srecord on the Green Movement is pretty spotty" he writes, "Somethingsare really great here and some things are pretty dismal." Bill hopesthat by letting people know what's going on with the Green Movement inJapan, they'll be able to see another side of Japan beyond the usualpost cards and technobabble. He can be reached at bill at treehugger dot com.
