EU rich in 'shovel-ready' projects for green recovery, study suggests

Michael Holder
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Thousands of green projects are raring to go across Europe to help build resilient Covid-19 recovery, study suggests

As EU leaders meet - physically - in Brussels today to thrash out crucial details of the bloc's proposed €750bn Covid-19 recovery package and new long-term budget, new evidence suggests there are thousands...

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