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Tesco and WWF argue current management of lowland peat areas is unsustainable and a more 'pragmatic' approach is needed to protect carbon sinks and boost food security
The scale of fruit, vegetable, and biogas crop cultivation on the UK's precious lowland peat areas risks undermining national climate, nature, and food security goals, according to a new report from Tesco...
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