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The most polluted countries in the world
Pollution causes millions of deaths per year, and is the main driver of climate change. Here are the countries it most affects.
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PM focused on plug-in solar, not free batteries The government is remaining tight lipped on whether it will eventually offer free plug-in batteries to low-income households. -
Plug-in solar panels to be available after 27th August Plug-in solar panels will be available from 27th August after the government updated its safety laws. -
‘Safer’ and ‘longer-lasting’ sodium battery on its way to households UNIGRID have unveiled what they say is a safer and more reliable form of battery, and it's made out of sodium, not lithium. -
Why drilling in the North Sea is a terrible idea Andy Burnham is set to make a decision on North Sea drilling. We say it would be a terrible move to approve new licenses. Here's why. -
Government to hand out free plug-in batteries Batteries that you can plug in to your socket might soon be handed out to low-income households as the govt tries to cut bills -
Plastic bottles could power solar storage batteries and EVs Yes, that's right. Plastic bottles might one day be powering your solar energy system. How? By turning into crystals...sort of. -
Lessons from Germany: what the UK can learn from Europe’s most mature plug-in solar market Germany is the most mature plug-in solar market in the world. With regulations about to be relaxed in the UK what lessons can we learn. -
Andy Burnham to cut VAT on electricity bills on 1st October Andy Burnham has said his government will make electricity cheaper on 1st October. -
The 2026 World Cup emitted as much carbon as Albania The 2026 World Cup emitted about the same amount of carbon as Albania does in a year and more than Rwanda, Western Sahara, and Greenland.
