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How will the World Cup affect the planet and your bills?
In this week's edition of The Cut we're looking at the World Cup's carbon footprint and BYD's target to have your EV charged in five minutes.
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The 2026 World Cup could be the most polluting ever This year's tournament is set to be the biggest World Cup of all, but also the most polluting. -
How to save energy while watching the World Cup Time-of-use tariffs, home batteries, heat pumps, and insulation will help keep your bills down this World Cup -
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