Cynics are asking how long firms will continue with sustainability policies if the financial downturn bites harder. But, as BT's Dinah McLeod argues, a slowdown means green policies become more, not less important
It's true that times look tough. Thanks to the sub-prime crisis and the global credit crunch, many economies are in poor shape. Oil prices are continuing their upward spiral and rose by about 400 per cent...
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