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European ski resorts suffer little snow after record January temperatures Ski resorts in Europe are suffering from a lack of snow after the warmest January on record, with temperatures 1.66°C above the pre-industrial levels. -
How much will energy bills increase in April 2023? Uncover what you'll be paying for your energy bills in 2023. We’ll take you through everything you need to know in this article. -
Is the Smart Export Guarantee failing solar panel owners? The Smart Export Guarantee forces companies to pay for any solar energy you send to the grid – but they're only paying 13% of its value. -
What is the green levy and should we scrap it? With energy bills increasing over the past year, you might have heard more people discussing a green levy - but what are they? Find out here. -
Elon Musk’s rocket emitted 358 tonnes of CO2 in a six-minute flight The SpaceX Starship released 358 tonnes of CO2, more than 25,000 cars at the same time - and its final form is due to emit 10 times more. -
The world’s race to net zero: Eight countries have now achieved net-zero emissions. Here are the next nations which are set to reach this crucial landmark. -
A guide to the halogen bulb ban Halogen bulbs are now banned across the UK. Here's how this will affect you, and what you should do next to save money and energy. -
The 10 greenest countries in the world Ever wondered what the greenest countries in the world are? We take a look, using Yale University’s Environmental Performance Index -
The countries most likely to survive climate change The map below shows the countries most at risk from climate change as well as the countries least at risk and therefore most likely to survive climate change.