Axe looms for top green quangos

James S Murray
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Leaked list reveals Renewables Advisory Board is facing the axe, while Carbon Trust, Environment Agency and Energy Savings Trust are still under review

The UK's most powerful green quangos are still in danger of being scrapped or merged, according to a leaked Cabinet Office list of public sector bodies that will be axed as part of the government's upcoming...

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