'Counterproductive': Supermarket plastic crackdown risks graver environmental harm, report warns
Research highlights poorly thought-through approaches to tackling plastic pollution and failure of government leadership
Leading supermarkets' and high street food brands' are applying "disjointed and potentially counterproductive" approaches to solving plastic pollution, exacerbated by a failure of leadership from government...
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BBC reports Nissan has concluded Brexit deal has secured long term future for Sunderland factory
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The UK's oil and gas sector cannot sit back and leave net zero to other industries
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