Square-bottomed Easter eggs spearhead Aldi's latest anti-plastics drive
Supermarket announces latest step in its drive to ensure all product packaging is reusable, recyclable or compostable by the end of 2025
Discount supermarket Aldi is turning Easter green this year, by removing two million pieces of throwaway plastic from its seasonal confectionery range - and giving some of its Easter eggs a square-shaped...
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US investment bank joins Citigroup, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, and JP Morgan Chase in pledging to slash emissions from its financing activities over the coming decades
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Public ownership of private companies and net zero: What should governments do?
State ownership is likely to increase during a recession - the UK government should ensure state-owned firms adhere to climate risk and responsible investment principles, argue ClientEarth's James Thornton and the University of Oxford's Ben Caldecott...
