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Davos: firms urged to invest in green technologies
Firms can tackle the current economic downturn while reducing greenhouse gas emissions by investing in renewable energy and other low-carbon technologies, the UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon told government and business leaders in Davos on Thursday.
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