U.K. plans to cut investments in high-carbon energy

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By GreenBizApr 4, 2016, 3:15 am43 pts
New investment in fossil fuel-based energy infrastructure for the U.K. is expected to plummet within five years — but investment in low-carbon energy won't fare much better.

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