CLIMATE CHANGE

Low carbon a low priority for LEPs

Just one-third of local authorities consider supporting a low-carbon economy to be a priority for local enterprise partnerships (LEPs), a new survey reveals.

By Nick Appleyard | 18 August 2010

Just one-third of local authorities consider supporting a low-carbon economy to be a priority for local enterprise partnerships (LEPs), a new survey reveals.

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