New paper from LSE notes that in the energy sector, green goods and services firms have better economic performance than non-green firms – a trend that could be replicated in other sectors with the right policy framework
The 'greening' of the energy sector should act as a policy template for other sectors, according to a new paper from LSE's Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment that argues...
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