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The regulator’s labels will only apply to UK-domiciled funds and UK-listed ETFs are domiciled abroad
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Tools provided by a government-funded project will allow the group to put pressure on brand partners and supply chain to reduce carbon emissions
A global advisory body that joins up science with the management of cities is urgently needed
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Policy carrots have kept livestock farmers sweet so far — but sticks may yet be needed
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Government has failed to evaluate industry carbon footprint claims, says NAO
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AI and critical minerals were high on the agenda
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