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Byline: M Ashe-Jones HAVING read your article of January 23 on the CIWF talk given to a class in Ysgol Dinas Bran we could not help considering the issues and putting pen to paper. Some are better than others - eg, those of Waitrose and M&S, according to CIWF. And the report upon which CIWF bases its research actually concluded the livestock sector contains the potential to solve many environmental problems worldwide, with major improvements possible at reasonable cost. |
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