The EU Green Deal was intended to be revolutionary, marrying the sustainability imperative with economic growth at the highest policy level across the bloc. However with far-right groups advancing in the recent European parliament elections, does this new political configuration pose a threat for the Green Deal? We discuss the implications of this with Dr Frederick Kliem, Managing Director, Episteme Consultants.

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<p>The EU Green Deal was intended to be revolutionary, marrying the sustainability imperative with economic growth at the highest policy level across the bloc. However with&nbsp;far-right groups advancing in the recent European parliament elections, does&nbsp;this new political configuration pose a threat for the Green Deal? We discuss the implications of this with Dr Frederick Kliem, Managing Director, Episteme Consultants.<br><br>Image Credit: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://Shutterstock.com">Shutterstock.com</a></p>

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