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Nestlé, Unilever and other groups call for approval of EU’s nature restoration rules

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The European Commission insists healthy carbon sinks such as wetlands are necessary to stock carbon and help the EU become carbon neutral by 20250 (Photo: Leungchopan/Envato)

The proposed Nature Restoration Law is facing stiff opposition from centre-right MEPs, who are aiming to block the bill in the European parliament’s environment committee this week.

A swathe of businesses, including household names such as Nestlé, Unilever and Ikea, have expressed strong support for the European Commission’s ...

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