Can a petrol station really be green ?
New Zealand’s climate action group has rejected a complaint from the Commerce Commission that it breached the country's fair trading laws during its campaign for green fuel consumption in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, it has been revealed.
Source: stuff.co.nzPublished on 2022-10-07
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