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EXPLAINER: Green groups criticised the UK's first PFAS Plan for lacking ambition, but it potentially signals a 'big shift' in long-term policy direction - BusinessGreen unpacks what happens next
The UK government is to consult on drinking water quality, support the development of alternatives for everyday products known to contain harmful materials, and measure the full extent of pollution in...
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