Churches could be encouraged to embrace eco-friendly practices

The Church of England’s parliament is set to vote next month on a motion urging its places of worship to ban floral foam and other non-biodegradable products in a bid for greater environmental sustainability.

The proposed change specifically targets floral foam, a material widely used in arrangements but containing microplastics and being non-recyclable.

This initiative forms part of a wider effort to make church practices more environmentally friendly.

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