Brexit's 12 unanswered green questions

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What lies ahead for the UK's green business community - and what can policy makers and business leaders do to quell the nerves?

Britain is in turmoil. At the time of writing, Prime Minister David Cameron has said he will step down in October, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is struggling to fill shadow cabinet posts following mass...

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