Copenhagen must deliver, as this uncertainty is killing us

James S Murray
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With billions of dollars of potential investment resting on the outcome, it is crucial that Copenhagen finally delivers some clarity for green firms

On Wednesday night, more than 100 senior executives from a wide range of sectors braved torrential rain and puddles you could get lost in to attend BusinessGreen.com's evening of lectures on the impact...

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