We need to reach net zero by the middle of the century: we recognise that this requires ambitious emissions reductions targets now — because the climate is changing now. It is the greatest risk facing all of us; just as individual countries can and will contribute to the solution, individual sectors and industries must play their part.

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Natural fur is inextricably linked to the environment: it is a sustainable material which represents heritage, quality, and individuality. Environmental stewardship is one of the foundations of the contemporary fur trade and fur is part of the solution to the ‘fast' fashion problem.

The public back natural, sustainable textiles; the public back fur. Sales have increased in the UK in recent years; as an inclusive, accessible material, fur features on the high street, in everyday clothing, and at an affordable price point.