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In a new report, the environmental audit select committee (EAC) warns the intensity of U.K. consumption on the world’s forests is higher than that of China.

Review of UK's green policies in 2023 indicates vital gaps. Government needs to address regressive changes and show decisive action to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.

A committee of MPs claims the intensity of the countrys consumption, when measured by its footprint per tonne of product consumed, is higher than that of China and should "serve as a wake-up call to the government".

The Environmental Audit Committee said the intensity of the UK’s consumption on the world’s forest is higher than that of China.

The world's forests - the lungs of the planet - are being put under "enormous pressure" by the UK's appetite for commodities like soy, cocoa, palm oil, beef and leather, MPs have warned.

The Environmental Audit Committee said the intensity of the UK’s consumption on the world’s forest is higher than that of China.

The Environmental Audit Committee said the intensity of the UK’s consumption on the world’s forest is higher than that of China.