Which institution laucnched the 'good for you, good for the planet' campaign? [#126]
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Q1. Which institution laucnched the 'good for you, good for the planet' campaign?
Q1. Which institution laucnched the 'good for you, good for the planet' campaign?
(A) WWF
(A) WWF
(A) WWF
(B) IMF
(B) IMF
(B) IMF
(C) IEP
(C) IEP
(C) IEP
(D) UNEP
(D) UNEP
(D) UNEP
Answer: (A) WWF
Answer: (A) WWF
Answer: (A) WWF
WWF
WWF
WWF
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