In a vast storage room at a nickel plant in Hachinohe, northern Japan, a group of men in suits and hard hats are squatting on the floor admiring a row of trays. One contains a jet-black, rubble-like ore, which crumbles to dust when handled. In another, there are bright cubes of metal, which they are examining enthusiastically.
在日本北部八户市一家镍矿厂宽敞的储藏室里，一群身着西装、头戴安全帽的人正蹲在地上欣赏一排托盘。其中一个托盘里装的是一种乌黑的碎石状矿石，一碰就会碎成粉末。另一个盘子里是明亮的金属方块，他们正兴致勃勃地做检查。
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