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2017
Need for business to safeguard and support environmental protection initiativesBy:Creamer Media Social Media Editor & Senior Writer There is increasing pressure on businesses whose production processes produce waste to become more sustainable and support government’s efforts to safeguard the future of the environment by minimising their carbon footprint within their operations, says waste management company Interwaste group sales director Jason McNeil.
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