"Warm Biz" season starts in Japan

Officials of the Environment Ministry work in Tokyo on Nov. 1, 2016, wearing an extra layer of clothing such as sweater or stole, after the ministry started the five-month-long "Warm Biz" campaign. Introduced in 2005, the campaign aims to reduce heating energy use through a variety of small efforts in everyday life, such as clothing and meal choices, and calls on people to set room temperatures at homes and offices at 20 C. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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