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Green policy

Asked to respond to accusations that the PM had abandoned his green policies, the PMS said the government had established the world?s first Green Investment Bank, had agreed a deal for the first new nuclear power station in a generation and gave support to businesses working in the green sector. The PM believed his government had made huge steps forward in environmental policy.

Published:: 8 November 2013

Organisation:: Prime Minister’s Office, 10 Downing Street
Minister:: The Rt Hon David Cameron MP
World location:: Sri Lanka

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