May urged to 'safeguard' green economy, as Rudd and Hammond promoted
Philip Hammond - a green economy champion as Foreign Secretary - appointed Chancellor as Amber Rudd leaves DECC
Theresa May has been urged by green bodies to "safeguard the UK's growing low carbon economy", as she yesterday made the first key appointments to her new cabinet. The Aldersgate Group of green businesses...
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