BrewDog launches Make Earth Great Again protest beer

James Murray
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Craft brewer launches new beer to protest against inaction on climate change and raise funds for charity 10:10

BrewDog has today launched a new beer called Make Earth Great Again in protest at the US government's decision to quit the Paris Agreement and wider government inaction on climate change. The high profile...

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