How Green is your bouquet?

    Press/Media: Other

    Description

    The UK and Europe face similarly worrying issues around flower imports. Dr
    David Bek, reader in sustainable economies at Coventry University in the UK
    Midlands, is co-leader of the Sustainable Cut-Flowers Project. “There are
    initiatives to reduce carbon footprints and water footprints. And also, to reduce
    chemical usage,” he says. “The industry has to deal with these issues partly because
    of market pressure and partly because of the realities of climate change,” he adds.
    “But there is a long way to go.”

    Period27 Aug 2021

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    • TitleHow Green is your Bouquet?
      Degree of recognitionInternational
      Media name/outletFinancial Times
      Media typePrint
      Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
      Date27/08/21
      DescriptionThe UK and Europe face similarly worrying issues around flower imports. Dr
      David Bek, reader in sustainable economies at Coventry University in the UK
      Midlands, is co-leader of the Sustainable Cut-Flowers Project. “There are
      initiatives to reduce carbon footprints and water footprints. And also, to reduce
      chemical usage,” he says. “The industry has to deal with these issues partly because
      of market pressure and partly because of the realities of climate change,” he adds.
      “But there is a long way to go.”
      URLhttps://www.ft.com/content/19f17e57-02e1-4fd9-bada-186854864c39
      PersonsDavid Bek