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Empty threat
Society Guardian, p.9 Beware ... it isn't only poor countries that will be seriously affected if we don't rapidly address the growing problem of food supply shortages. | |||||||||
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An ominous warning that the rapid rise in oil prices has only just begun
The Independent, p.2 The chief executive of the world's largest energy company has issued the most dire warning yet about the soaring the price of oil, predicting that it will hit $250 per barrel "in the foreseeable future". | |||||||||
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Chef hits targets to take on Tesco over chicken welfare
The Independent, p.17 Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, the chef and food campaigner, has raised the money he needs to put his concerns on animal welfare to Tesco's shareholders. | |||||||||
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'Green collar' jobs stand up to credit crunch
Carbon Positive online The "green" jobs market continues to thrive despite economic downturn putting serious pressure on many business sectors throughout the UK, environment & sustainability recruitment specialist Acre Resources says. | |||||||||
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Soft drink makers go green
The Grocer Leading soft drinks makers have signed up to a sustainability strategy to improve the industry's environmental performance.The objectives of the strategy, unveiled by the British Soft Drinks Association, focus on the four areas of climate change, waste and packaging, water and transport. | |||||||||
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Government turns to prisoners to tackle IT skills shortages
Computing online Prisoners are to be trained in networking and cable installation to help tackle a skills shortage for suitably-skilled IT professionals. | |||||||||
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