BusinessGreen readers help send 730 solar lamps to Africa

Jessica Shankleman
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BusinessGreen Leaders Awards raises more than £2,000 for SolarAid

Guests at the 2014 BusinessGreen Leaders Awards helped to send more than 700 solar lamps to Africa through the event's charity partner SolarAid. Each guest was given the opportunity to bid for a solar...

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