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Fluorochemicals should be removed from waterproof clothing, study argues

Fluorochemicals used in waterproof clothing to repel rain are unnecessary, damaging, and should be removed, textile researchers have argued.

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Interview: May Al-Karooni of Globechain on why business is finally coming round to the circular economy

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Tesco and Jamie Oliver launch cookery school to cut food waste

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Why the planning system must improve to help build better recycling infrastructure

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£5m fund to ‘turbocharge’ food waste redistribution

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Music festival ‘goes green’ to protect the Peaks

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M&S to sell plastic-packaging free fruit and vegetables

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Liverpool crowned the fly-tipping ‘capital’ of England

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How one shop in Cumbria is ‘cutting the wrap’ to reduce waste

Paul and Cat Moffat run Cut the Wrap, a zero-waste shop in Ulverston, Cumbria. The shop is still to have its first birthday but has already been nominated for ethical business of the year award by the Federation of Small Businesses. They spoke to Environment Journal about weening the public off large supermarkets and why sourcing locally might be easier than you think.