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Cornwall spending more on climate change than any other council

Cornwall spending more on climate change than any other council

Posted By theboss on 28th October 2019

By Daniel Clark Devon and Cornwall councils have committed more cash than any other council towards tackling climate change. An investigation carried out by environmental journalism website DeSmog UK showed that 11…

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