Study: Quarter of Brits identify as 'meat-reducers' in their diets
Censuswide poll finds 28 per cent of people say they are actively attempting to reduce meat in their diet
More than a quarter of Britons say they are attempting to reduce the amount of meat they eat, with concerns about environmental impact featuring high on the list of reasons, according to the findings of...
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O2: Ultrafast 5G technology to play 'huge role' in building greener economy
O2 argues Britain can become a leader in 5G 'if we invest now', as it publishes report outlining how technology remains a key component for the low carbon transition
ESG fund flows breaks records despite active equity's continued decline
Latest report from Calastone reveals how ESG funds are demonstrating remarkable resilience in face of economic downturn
McCain invests £25m in bolstering potato farmers' climate resilience
Following two of the worst harvests in decades, the new McCain Potato Farmer Pledge campaign aims to help British farmers adapt to increasingly erratic weather
