Approaching zero hour: Time for the UK to go carbon-neutral
The UK can and must do more to maintain its position as a climate leader, argues Bright Blue's Wilf Lytton
Yesterday business leaders and representatives of cities and countries from across the world gathered at The One Planet Summit in New York to discuss collective efforts to limit global temperature rise....
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