Richard Gillies doesn’t need to tell you why action on climate change is needed, how we need to tackle waste or explain the scarcity of the world’s natural resources. The gravity of these problems, he believes, is evident. The Director of Plan A will, in this Criticaleye Community article, tell you about the practical steps that M&S has taken to these and other issues with the adoption of the controversial five-year, 100 point eco-plan that affects every way in which the British institution does business today.
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