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World Bank steps up presence in booming global carbon market
World Bank-backed International Finance Corporation inks agreement to buy its first carbon credits from projects in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia 28 Mar 2008
WRAP sets out three-year plan
Government-backed body to divert eight million tonnes from landfill through waste reduction, anaerobic digestion and recycling 11 Jun 2008
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