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This vague greenwashing language is simply not sustainable any longer | Business | The Times
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This vague greenwashing language is simply not sustainable any longer | Business | The Times

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The past few years have yielded a bumper crop of grating phrases that mean the exact opposite of what was intended. “Strong and stable”, Theresa May’s boast abo

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