Public opinion and pressure is starting to take effect on the haulage industry in terms of pollution - look at existing and soon to be scaled up restrictions re diesel vehicles in urban areas, directly affecting the trucks bringing in the goods that 'feed' the metropolis and so the inhabitants themselves, ironic I know. How will this 'tax' on haluage improve air quality, are food and raw materials going to be brought in on bicycles? Think this is the gist of @SilliamWhale 's point - the public's wishes and whims do not necessarily translate into sensible or helpful outcomes.
Back on Ag, if 'they' (the pressure groups) got their wish and glyphosate is out of the way they will start beating the drum for the next thing in line, endocrine disruptors etc etc, its the nature of the beast.
Back on Ag, if 'they' (the pressure groups) got their wish and glyphosate is out of the way they will start beating the drum for the next thing in line, endocrine disruptors etc etc, its the nature of the beast.
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