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Richard Murphy, PEF Council Member and member of the Green New Deal Group argues that Labour’s commitments to a £250bn “green transformation fund” is fiscally responsible.
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Richard Murphy, PEF Council Member and member of the Green New Deal Group argues that Labour’s commitments to a £250bn “green transformation fund” is fiscally responsible.
On 2 November 2019, the Labour Party published its report on the UK finance industry and climate change, entitled ‘Finance and Climate Change: A Progressive Green Strategy’. Drawn up by a group of independent experts commissioned by the Shadow Chancellor, the review group’s work was supported by PEF.
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