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Lucas pushes for stringent rules on illegal timber
British MEP Caroline Lucas has retabled a proposed European ban an illegal timber backed by the European Parliament last year but later rejected by farm ministers. The parliament rapporteur issued her second reading proposals earlier this week.
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