Advertising industry joins climate fight with launch of twin working groups

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The groups will produce a report on the industry's current carbon footprint, among other actions

The Advertising Association (AA) has launched two new groups tasked with engineering a step-change in industry efforts to minimise its contribution to climate change, the industry body announced today....

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