Snap election: What it means for the green economy

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May's shock election announcement took the political world by surprise - but what does a June 8 vote mean for the green economy? BusinessGreen investigates

Across the country, hopes for a quiet political summer before the hard work of the Brexit negotiations gets underway this autumn were dashed when Theresa May addressed the nation on the steps of Downing...

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