Scroll for good: How social media could inspire more sustainable behaviours

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Scroll for good: How social media could inspire more sustainable behaviours

New study by Unilever reveals how brands can harness and the power of social media to encourage environmentally friendly consumer behaviours

Social media has more of an impact on sustainable behaviour than TV documentaries, the news, and government campaigns, according to new study that reveals how 83 per cent of people say they turn to social...

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