Is being green good for business?

Is being green good for business?

With Sir Roger Scruton, philosopher and writer, Mark Saxon, Head of Public Affairs, Coca Cola, and Shaun Spiers, CEO, The Green Alliance.Presented by Fraser Nelson, editor of The Spectator.

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