Ten years on: What the Climate Change Act means to me
BusinessGreen speaks to key figures across the green economy as they reflect on the legacy of the UK's trail-blazing Climate Change Act
Baroness Bryony Worthington Working on the Climate Change Act was probably the most productive six months of my life, by a long chalk. I was brought in by David Miliband, working in the Office for Climate...
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