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Japan to launch carbon footprint labelling scheme
The Guardian, p.22 Japan is to carry carbon footprint labels on food packaging and other products in an ambitious scheme to persuade companies and consumers to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. | |||||||
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Clegg reveals his grand vision on renewable energy
The Independent, p.19 Nick Clegg will today unveil plans to make Britain an exporter of green energy by 2050, as he called for a programme "on the scale of the Apollo moon landings" to transform Britain's dependence on foreign oil, gas and coal supplies. | |||||||
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Churchill censured for misleading ads
The Independent, p.45 Churchill Insurance has been publicly censured by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) for making a false claim in its home insurance adverts broadcast on national television earlier this year. | |||||||
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Pipeline leak may increase gas bills
The Daily Telegraph, Business p.B3 The prospect of further energy price rises this winter heightened as wholesale gas prices soared by 15pc in one day after a leak was detected in a key Norwegian pipeline. | |||||||
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Social Investors and Human Rights Activists Pressure Government of Uzbekistan
CSR Wire Socially conscious shareholders, pension funds and human rights advocates have joined together to demand that the government of Uzbekistan stop using forced child labor in its cotton harvest. Every year, the government of Uzbekistan reportedly mobilizes hundreds of thousands of children - many from ten to fifteen years old - for the manual harvesting of cotton. | |||||||
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