Can the green economy lead a post-Brexit innovation drive?
From 3D printing to clean power, John Alker argues green business can deliver the post-Brexit narrative the government wants, but only if Ministers recognise the risks the sector faces
There are many deep, often depressing, ironies that are playing out as the full implications of Brexit continue to unfold. The additional bureaucracy needed to extricate ourselves from all the evil red...
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Businesses need strong interim targets in the Environment Bill
To deliver much needed investment in nature restoration, businesses require legally binding interim targets in the Environment Bill to drive rapid policy action, argues the Aldersgate Group's Signe Norberg
