Morgan Stanley's eight reasons why Covid-19 won't derail decarbonisation

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Morgan Stanley's analysis paints a positive long term picture for the green economy
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Morgan Stanley's analysis paints a positive long term picture for the green economy

The banking giant believes a green recovery is 'likely', leaving sustainable businesses well placed to prosper once the worst of the pandemic has passed

The coronavirus pandemic has already sparked an avalanche of speculation as to how the green economy and wider climate movement will fare through the escalating economic crisis. This is a crucial question....

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