ESGProtecting the Natural Environment
Fuji Electric undertakes wide-ranging activities both in Japan and overseas to help protect the natural environment, including those to prevent global warming and to preserve biodiversity, mainly in areas where it has operating sites.
Activity Themes for Protecting the Natural Environment
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Forest Preservation Activities | These activities aim to restore and preserve the multi-faceted functions that enable woodlands to safeguard against landslide damage and floods, and to promote biodiversity and absorption of carbon dioxide, through tree planting, pruning and thinning out. [Activity Examples] |
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Marine and River Preservation Activities | Fuji Electric is helping prevent pollution to water ecosystems through beach and river cleanup activities. [Activity Example] |
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Biodiversity Preservation Activities | Activities contributing to the conservation of biodiversity by protecting the earth's ecosystem, with its wide variety of living organisms. [Activity Example] |
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Woodland Restoration Activities | As a result of some rural woodlands being left uncared for, its scrub and forest has been left unattended. Our goal is to regenerate the rural fields and woodlands* to help people, flora and fauna live in harmony. * Rural Fields and Woodlands [Activity Examples] |
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Fiscal 2020 Topics
Marine and River Preservation Activities
Coastal Cleanup Activities to Protect Beautiful Oceans
On September 18, Fuji Electric Taiwan held a beach cleanup activity at Zhongjiao Bay, a popular tourist spot in New Taipei City, Taiwan. This was the third year for this activity, and about 45 employees, their families, and friends participated in it. While heat still lingered in the middle of September, we collected a lot of trash that washed ashore daily, such as plastic bottles and plastic waste (the work was carried out with careful infection control measures in accordance with the instructions of the local health authorities).
Marine plastic waste entering the ocean has become a global problem, having a tremendous impact on the marine ecosystem. We will continue our efforts to protect the environment through such cleanup activities.

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