There is intense pressure on governments to cut greenhouse gas emissions to slow the pace of global warming. However, a key concern for developing countries is the worry that reducing carbon emissions come at the expense of economic growth. How can countries balance these seemingly competing ends? Murali Ram of Arup Malaysia discusses the potential of clean growth and the opportunities compiled in the UK-Malaysia Clean Growth Handbook.


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There is intense&nbsp;pressure on governments to cut greenhouse gas emissions to slow the pace of global warming. However, a key concern for developing countries is the worry that reducing carbon emissions come at the expense of economic growth. How can countries balance these seemingly competing ends? Murali Ram of Arup Malaysia discusses the potential of clean growth and the opportunities compiled in the UK-Malaysia Clean Growth Handbook. Image by: Shutterstock

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