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B&Q – small steps over time – driven by the label. 10% of world’s productive forests FSC’ed - Marks and Spencer - Wyevale Garden Centres 1993 1997 1995 2000 WWF Buyers’ Group
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One solution inspires others:
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“ACCPE Toolbox” Success stories – issue specific, bespoke for product
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Different tools over time to drive change Choice editing = no to G’s to C’s
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Richmond Parking fees Road tax banding £25 congestion charge Different tools over time Choice editing = no to G’s to C’s
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15% - brewing 4% - malting 81% - Manufacture packaging (Distribution?) 0.2% - crop production BUT - Foot-printing is vital to drive the right decisions…
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The Stuff Debate If everyone in the world used the same amount of stuff as we do in UK … Finite limits of everything!
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FSC was about Finite Limits
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FISS – Sustainable Food = balance between:
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Does this help…
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Business and public policy drives change – not the consumer….
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Different labels are different for a reason
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Richmond Parking fees Road tax banding £25 congestion charge Different tools over time Choice editing = no to G’s to C’s
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Product Roadmaps (clothes, cars, lighting… 10x) DEFRA Leading the way Label Choice editing Standards Product Roadmaps
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Food preparation?
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Product use…
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“ Boil what you need” “Boil what you need…”
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“ Boil what you need” “Boil what you need…”
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Not just energy related…
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What about use? Co2 labelled peat is coming! Carbon to dig and move peat to store – included Carbon from decay of peat – not included Decay = x4 more Co2
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Labelling – should not be a distraction for better solutions
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And everyone’s going green Nuclear?
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Do offsets and labels fit together?
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“Law of unintended consequences”
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