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James S Murray
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It hasn't always been popular, but green businesses may miss the Carbon Trust if it is axed

Like the proverbial economists, if you ask 10 different green business execs what they think of the Carbon Trust you will almost certainly end up with 11 different answers. The most high profile of...

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