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The Bloomberg Transition Finance Action Forum brought together international leaders and business executives to examine the progress being made in the transition to a net zero economy and what more needs to be done to create a more sustainable and resilient future economy.
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Japan’s government plans to have prison inmates process scallops for export to overcome a bottleneck arising from China’s ban on imported seafood from its neighbor, according to a Mainichi newspaper report.
To meet hygiene standards required for export to Europe and North America, the scheme will allow qualified inmates to commute to private-sector processing plants without the supervision of prison officers, the report said.