Let it snow: Burton Snowboards sets sights on 2020 green goals

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US snowboarding firm pledges to use more sustainable materials in its products and reduce waste and carbon emissions over next three years

US snowboarding brand Burton has announced a raft of new environmental goals, pledging to reduce its waste and carbon emissions while upping the use of sustainable materials in its products by the end...

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