The spending review is good for UK green business

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Stephen Kelly of CloudApps argues that far from being a disaster, government spending cuts can provide a springboard for green businesses to keep growing

When money is tight, the brave make money; create jobs, prosperity and wealth. In the commercial world, cost-saving technologies do well in the downturn, while those perceived as disposable are quietly...

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