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Victoria MacLean discusses the complex influences of climate policy, trade policy and regional protectionism on the demand for sustainable products and services. She explores how these are influencing their thinking and, while the picture may be complicated, they believe there is still significant support for the structural sustainability drivers that underpin their investments.

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