'Applying emissions on my face': Vattenfall and Cara Delevingne debut carbon-cutting hydrogen face mist

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Vattenfall

British model, actress, and climate advocate collaborates with Swedish energy firm to highlight potential of hydrogen power technologies

In one of the green economy's more unusual collaborations, European energy giant Vattenfall has this week teamed up with model Cara Delevingne to launch a new face mist created using water captured from...

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