WHAT a difference a few weeks can make. Three months ago, equity markets were in the depths of despair. The crisis in the Europe was expected to deepen, growth forecasts were slashed and. in October. shares were sold off as politicians seemed powerless to prevent a disorderly break-up of the eurozone.
Iain Dunnett, low carbon development manager at Suffolk Chamber of Commerce, highlights the importance of next month’s Green Economy Conference in East Anglia
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THE news that the Greek government had passed the legislation needed to usher in another round of austerity was sufficient to push markets higher yesterday.
FOLLOWING calls at the Oxford Farming Conference for a re-opening of the genetically modified (GM) crops debate, some 70% of respondents to a Farmers Weekly poll agreed. I echo the sentiment, but would ask that this time it be coupled with strong political will at both UK and EU level – something that seems to have been sadly lacking in recent years.