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How big is your carbon footprint? The U.K. wants to know

By STAFF

Do supply chains contribute to global warming? Consumers in the United Kingdom are starting to learn the answer to that question.

From the Quarter 03 2007 issue

Do supply chains contribute to global warming? Consumers in the United Kingdom are starting to learn the answer to that question—and they will be among the first to choose products based on which supply chains have the least environmental impact....

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