Could the revamped Treasury Green Book turbocharge green investment?

James Murray
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Could the revamped Treasury Green Book turbocharge green investment?

New guidance shaping government spending decisions requires Ministers to consider environmental principles, climate and biodiversity goals, and future climate resilience

Green campaigners are celebrating a "huge" victory, after the Treasury published an updated version of its Green Book, formally embedding the government's official environmental principles in its spending...

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