Is Brexit Britain still taking the lead in the fight against climate change?

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The strength of UK innovation means it will continue to lead the world in climate action post-Brexit, argues Earth Capital's Jim Totty

Despite Brexit uncertainty, the UK remains at the forefront of the fight against climate change. Its key strengths are its demand for sustainability, and its sustainable entrepreneurship. The UK excels...

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