Survey: War, health and living costs dominate consumer concerns ahead of climate change

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However global survey by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) also shows continued consumer demand for environmentally sustainable products

Concern among British consumers about the climate crisis appears to have taken a back seat to pressing worries over war and economic hardship over the past three years, even despite the country having...

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