Clegg and Davey aim to help put clean tech on front foot in India

Jessica Shankleman
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Nick Clegg and Ed Davey meet Indian prime minister Narendra Modi in bid to bolster UK investment in low-carbon economy

Deputy prime minister Nick Clegg has told India's new prime minister that he is keen to drive UK investment in India's emerging green economy to tackle climate change and other environmental challenges...

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