Dragon's Den blazes greener production path

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Investors from popular BBC Two show take to public transport and share cars to slay show's fuel emissions

Dragons are famously combustible, belching out flames, smoke, and toxic fumes. But the multi-millionaire investors who make up the panel on BBC Two show Dragons Den are bucking the trend by going green....

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