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Why are COP26 delegates turning their noses up at haggis?

10 November 2021

8:30 AM

10 November 2021

8:30 AM

As if negotiating a global climate deal into the early hours was not enough, delegates at COP26 have to worry about whether the haggis, neeps and tatties they enjoyed for lunch is destroying the planet. The COP26 menu tells delegates that each serving of the traditional Scottish dish generates 3.4kg of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e).

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