Ideal insulation for buildings

Series: Financial Times ; 22 June 2000, 4(1)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: British Wool Marketing Board says there is a strong sales potential for wool insulation as a natural alternative to man-made materials. This could bring a useful new 'green' income stream to Britain's hill farmers.

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British Wool Marketing Board says there is a strong sales potential for wool insulation as a natural alternative to man-made materials. This could bring a useful new 'green' income stream to Britain's hill farmers.

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