Network Rail Stations Environmental Initiatives
Sector: Rail • Location: Various cities including London, Birmingham, Manchester, United Kingdom
Source: Highways Today
Network Rail has announced plans to tackle three significant environmental issues in the country’s biggest and busiest rail stations to mark the UN’s World Environment Day. The initiatives include banning retailers from supplying plastic cutlery and cups, implementing a coffee cup recycling scheme, and expanding the rollout of coffee ground recycling.
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Description | Network Rail has announced plans to tackle three significant environmental issues in the country’s biggest and busiest rail stations to mark the UN’s World Environment Day. The initiatives include banning retailers from supplying plastic cutlery and cups, implementing a coffee cup recycling scheme, and expanding the rollout of coffee ground recycling. |
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