Despite some encouraging initiatives, too many supermarket products and practices are still unhealthy, unjust and unsustainable.
Our research shows that supermarkets are frustrated by the lack of a long-term government strategy on which to base plans, and that government can't meet its targets on climate change and health without harnessing the power of the supermarkets.
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Tidal Power in the UK
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02/03/08 The clones are coming - to a supermarket near you
01/03/08 The Great Barrier Grief
29/02/08 Pig market fails to bring home the bacon
28/02/08 Government failing in its climate change ambitions, say advisers
27/02/08 Like it or not, Britain is going green
26/02/08 Support Struggling Shopkeeper
26/02/08 Can Wales be Europe’s New Zealand?
25/02/08 Doubts raised over labels for 'greening' consumption
21/02/08 Retailers hit back at obesity charge
20/02/08 'Perfect storm' brewing for agriculture according to the Sustainable Development Commission
18/02/08 Retail group defends supermarkets' green record
16/02/08 Eat more fish, or conserve stocks? Be clear, minister
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• Policy Adviser – Children and Families
• Policy Adviser – Young People
A blatant failure of moral vision
"Do we see a safer nuclear world? Are the economics of nuclear power now more favourable? Have we made substantive progress towards demand reduction? No, no and no again."
Tim Jackson, Guardian
