Budget cuts for Danish green projects draw flak
Critics say it was a bad signal to be sending just before the Paris climate summit, but the government says that spending on alternative energy and innovation is still high
Sonderborg, Denmark
NOT long ago, Denmark was making headlines for harvesting so much wind power that it was leading the way in generating renewable energy, while becoming a centre of innovation and growth for green and clean technology.
Then, in June, a centre-left government was replaced by a right-wing, minority coalition determined to tighten spending and balance the budget in a programme to grow the economy.
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