Ken dumps Barbie over alleged deforestation

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Greenpeace hangs giant banner in central London to highlight manufacturer Mattel's alleged use of rainforest-sourced pulp for packaging

The world's most famous blonde is reeling today from the news that she's single for the first time in around 50 years - and it's all due to her unsustainable practices. Long-term boyfriend Ken teamed...

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