Dale Vince: shifting to renewables “needs no public money”
The eco-entrepreneur and Labour donor on the future of the green transition.
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Megan Kenyon
Megan Kenyon is policy correspondent at the New Statesman and Spotlight, covering sustainability. She writes on climate change, energy security, nature recovery, local government, housing, and planning.
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