Engineering a greener future for Britain
ENDS Report 451, August 2012, p. 26
29 August 2012 12:42 BST
The green workforce is becoming more educated and demand for environmental courses is growing. But there are still gaps in vital skills needed to shift the UK to a low-carbon, sustainable economy. Isabella Kaminski looks at how these are being addressed
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