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Durban Summit - success or failure?

12 December 2011 •

James Murray weighs up what the opposing reactions to the Durban Summit mean for green firms

Was the Durban Summit a) the forum that delivered a plan to "save one planet for the future of our children and our grandchildren to come", as described by South African Foreign Minister and chairman of...

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