SAPPORO - As ministerial talks gear up ahead of the Group of Seven summit in May, Japan's ability to lead the discussions -- at least on the issue of climate change -- is facing doubts, as the resource-poor nation continues with fossil fuel use in ways critics say go against the global trend of transitioning to renewable energy.
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