Environmental issues have moved into the mainstream of politics and business. What is behind the unstoppable momentum of this green revolution and how can investors seek out the best opportunities?
The recent publication of the UK government's draft Climate Change Bill speaks volumes about how environmental issues have moved into the mainstream of politics and business. And pledges by high street stores such as Marks and Spencer, which intends to spend £200m over the next five years on an eco-plan, show that environmental and social costs are increasingly important to us when making everyday purchases. This is something of a revolution when you consider that not long ago 'green' issues were on the margins of parliamentary and board room discussions. But why such a sudden change in c...
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