Reasons to be cheerful
Energy for Humanity's Kirsty Gogan finds the bright side for the green economy in the UK's post-Brexit political landscape
Coming through the traumatic shock of Brexit and subsequent political and economic turmoil, serious ongoing concerns remain. These are primarily around investor uncertainty and the prospect of the whole...
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