Oxfam urges tax levy on private jet flights
Oxfam Scotland has called for a tax on private jet flights in Scotland to pay to offset the environmental damage the cause.
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Oxfam Scotland has called for a tax on private jet flights in Scotland to pay to offset the environmental damage the cause.
Ratcliffe-on-Soar, the UK's last coal-fired power station, is shutting down, signalling the UK's shift to decarbonisation and clean energy.
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London has been declared the best city brand in the world, according to the inaugural Brand Finance City Index.
The European Commission has announced a new Directive on Green Claims, which will require businesses to substantiate their environmental claims before they can be made.
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