Conservatives must use majority to push green agenda, think tank says
Policies such as shuttering coal plants early and investing in low carbon infratructure can win votes and boost economy, report suggests
The Conservatives' election victory should serve as a "springboard" to launch policies supporting a more sustainable society, according to centre-right think tank Bright Blue. In a new report, Bright...
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