Why the anti-growth accusations are wide of the mark

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The government's current economic strategy is misguided, outdated, and likely to hamper the growth of the green industries of the future, writes WWF's Karen Ellis

Last week there were attacks by the government, and others, on green groups including ourselves, claiming that we are anti-growth and seek to undermine this country's prosperity. But in fact it's just...

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