Environmental industries to the fore in government's drive to slash red tape

James Murray
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Energy, mining, agriculture and waste among the first industries to be targeted in push to identify £10bn of red tape savings

Environmental industries will be the first in line to deliver red tape savings as part of the government's push to roll back regulations that impose up to £10bn of costs on the private sector. The Department...

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