REA merges with green waste body to boost lobbying powers

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Association for Organics Recycling and Renewable Energy Association to combine services

The Association for Organics Recycling (AfOR) is to join forces with the Renewable Energy Association (REA), in a move designed to bolster the lobbying efforts of green businesses. AfOR announced today...

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