The inevitable "what would a hung parliament mean for the low-carbon economy" column

James S Murray
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According to the polls, a hung parliament is the most likely outcome of next month's election. James Murray wonders if green businesses should celebrate or commiserate the prospect of coalition government

With apologies to David Roberts over at the Grist blog who last month wrote a story with the wonderfully jaded headline "The inevitable 'What Does Healthcare Reform Mean for Climate Legislation' post",...

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