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Green Finance in 2019: The New Deal Advantage
This item is part of the Special Issue - 2019-01 - Predictions & Trends, click here for more
In this episode, we identify the supporters of US federal Green Bank legislation and the advantages of the growing conversation about a Green New Deal. We also take a closer look at the politics of the Select Committee on the Climate Crisis.
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