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Daily Media Briefing
March 11, 2014- Bangladesh factory shutdowns cause thousands of job losses
- NGOs warn of squeeze on banana growers
- Orange pulls advertising from Uganda’s anti-gay Red Pepper newspaper
- Sir Richard Branson says climate change deniers should ‘get out of the way’
- UK energy bills to come with compulsory QR barcodes
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March 10, 2014- H&M launches skills training initiative for garment workers in Bangladesh
- Marriott joins global campaign to halt human trafficking
- London Underground ad campaign aims to galvanise businesses to go green
- New ozone-destroying chemicals found in atmosphere
- Unilever invests in China water purification company
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March 07, 2014- Global companies ranked on palm oil commitments
- China-US climate cooperation raises hopes for global deal according to UN
- Climate change could mean more malaria in Africa
- Sweden suspends aid to Uganda over anti-gay law
- UK and China seal £20 million clean tech deal
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March 06, 2014- Facebook tightens its rules on gun sales
- Rolls-Royce sets up whistleblower hotline for staff with bribery concerns
- £100 billion red alert over UK green energy gap
- eBay aiming to become sustainability ‘facilitator’ for brands
- Awareness growing around environmental benefits of cross-sector collaboration
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March 05, 2014- ‘Sugar tax’ may be needed to fight obesity, says top UK health official
- BHP chief warns of shale gas reliance
- Apple, eBay, Gap, Intel throw weight behind Climate Declaration
- Comcast extends low-cost broadband for poor families
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March 04, 2014- UK investors to use AGMs to get women on boards
- Green buildings study to investigate business case for sustainable workplaces
- China considers smog research facility
- Rolls Royce faces fresh bribery allegations in India
- Dyson exploring use of biopolymers for ‘closed loop’ vacuum cleaners
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March 03, 2014- Apple CEO argues business isn’t just about making a profit
- Disney to pull Boy Scouts funding over policy banning gay leaders
- Britain ‘ahead of curve’ on green targets
- US Environmental Protection Agency set to reveal new emissions rules
- UK insurers open the door to apprentices
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February 28, 2014- Coca-Cola looks beyond water targets to wider policy challenge
- UK food and drink manufacturers ‘making progress’ on landfill reduction
- UK gamblers to set own limits on high-stakes betting machines
- Asian Development Bank switches to 100% renewable energy
- BBC boost for female and black actors
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February 27, 2014- Transatlantic centre-right coalition aims to reclaim environmental agenda
- Australia marked down for reversal of climate change law
- New US nutrition labelling to make serving sizes reflect actual servings
- Tesco criticised by farmers for buying less British beef
- Rigid workplace culture stopping women over 50 balancing work with family life
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February 26, 2014- Credit Suisse ‘aided’ US tax evaders
- Ikea subsidiary loses forestry accreditation over harvesting of wildlife habitats
- Confidential papers raise fears over conflict gold
- Japan retains role for nuclear in new energy strategy
- New standards urge financial sector to address sustainability issues