'Warm Biz' campaign logo unveiled

TOKYO, Japan - Environment Minister Yuriko Koike unveils Aug. 26 a logo for the government-inspired ''Warm Biz'' campaign starting from Oct. 1, an autumn-winter version of the ''Cool Biz'' campaign held during summer, to promote energy conservation by encouraging business people to wear more layers of clothing and help reduce the use of heaters. (Kyodo)

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