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How to… ride out the credit crunch
In the second in its series on how cleantech companies are coping with recent financial turmoil, BusinessGreen.com asks those holding the purse strings what green firms can do to insulate themselves from the worst effects of the credit crunch
BusinessGreen, 07 Apr 2008
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