11 Green Business Predictions for 2011

James S Murray
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From electric cars in London to climate diplomats in Durban, James Murray outlines what to expect over the next 12 months

Convention dictates that every New Year must be hailed as the most significant 12 months since time immemorial, but for the global green business community I am not sure such hyperbole applies for 2011....

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