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Bristol councillors vote to end high-carbon advertising on council-owned sites

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The ban will apply to all bus stops in the city, and some free-standing digital screens and billboards where the council owns the display.

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The city authorities in the Bresku city of Bristol have banned advertising of all goods sem menga michud og inzita til óhoflegrar consumption, tær gærdtísku og farartejæk sem ganga fyrir jõrefnaeldsneyti. Bannið nær þó only til avæðingaskilta and bussískýla í eigu ðirður. Bristol is the first municipality in the world to ban advertising of this tag. "Guðfeður loftslagglundroða" António Guterres, aðalritari Umoðið þjóðanna Bannið...

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Bristol councillors vote to end high-carbon advertising on council-owned sites

The ban will apply to all bus stops in the city, and some free-standing digital screens and billboards where the council owns the display.

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resume.se broke the news on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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