The UK government should be supporting the building of a cleaner, safer future – not projects that will continue to fuel the climate emergency for many years to come
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Fast fashion's profit-over-quality model harms our planet and exploits workers. Find out how well-known brands are linked to unethical supply chains, and how to be sustainable while still looking stylish.
“It is especially important now, as we plan for a future after the dreadful Covid-19 pandemic, that the UK invests in low-carbon, resilient infrastructure. A new runway at Heathrow is the opposite of what we need to be building.”
