Study: Global green economy could be worth $10.3tr by 2050

Stuart Stone
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Study: Global green economy could be worth $10.3tr by 2050

Green industries could be worth roughly five per cent of global GDP by 2050, according to a new study

Industries driving the transition to net zero emissions could be worth $10.3tr to the global economy - or 5.2 per cent of worldwide GDP - by 2050, according to new analysis by sustainable development consultancy...

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