Conservative 2020 Group targets resource efficiency gains

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Group of MPs and peers to explore new policies to tackle waste and ensure the best use of resources and raw materials

Conservative MPs and Peers will today launch a new initiative to examine how efficient use of resources could result in a more productive economy for the UK. Chaired by Laura Sandys, Parliamentary Private...

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