Why retailers are uniting to tackle climate change
Peter Andrews of the British Retail Consortium explains how some of the UK's leading retailers are coming together to strengthen the industry's response to environmental challenges
The products we can buy today may not be available to us in the future unless action is taken to address the most pressing global challenges facing us. Take a simple cotton shirt for example. Cotton...
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