NI's 'green' agenda non-existent

admin on August 28, 2002, 1:35 pm

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The First Minister will attend the Earth Summit at Johannesburg for the last three days of the Summit. Mark Devenport compares Northern Ireland’s performance on the environment with Scotland and the Republic; and finds it badly wanting.

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