Disney no Dumbo when it comes to environment

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Entertainment giant wants to be as green as Jiminy Cricket

Disney might have its head in the clouds when creating the latest fantasy animation, but the company wants to be seen as deadly serious when it comes to environmental credentials. In a statement released...

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