Five green things we've learnt this week

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From Republican contempt for the environment to smartphone apps for potato farmers, BusinessGreen runs down the week's top stories

Mitt Romney has no time for "healing the planet" The Republicans hate the environment. I mean really hate the environment. Of course, we already knew that, but the GOP Convention in Tampa this week...

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