Starbucks looks to turn off the taps

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Tabloid's front page splash prompts coffee chain to investigate water-wasting policy

In a move highlighting the speed with which accusations of "greenwashing" can force firms to change their environmental policies, coffee chain Starbucks has announced it is actively investigating alternatives...

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