A vote for Ken would boost London's green economy

Jessica Shankleman
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Another four years of Boris Johnson would do little for the growth of London's low-carbon businesses

The outcome of tomorrow's London mayoral and assembly elections will be critical for green businesses seeking to thrive in the capital over the next four years. It will help determine the future rollout...

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