Who killed Thames Water?
Britain’s biggest water company is at risk of insolvency, and there is plenty of blame to go around.
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Revealed: how the Cabinet Office sold Cop26 to corporate sponsors
Government contracts expose the corporate capture of an event that now welcomes oil companies and dictators.
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How trailblazers are using smart meters to make the switch to net zero
Buildings can be retrofitted with technology to adapt them for the climate future.
Why “franken-chicken” shouldn’t be on the menu for the coronation
A court case has demanded an end to the breeding of fast-growing chickens – and the damage it causes the…
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How smart meters can boost Britain’s energy resilience
Energy use can be better managed with the right technologies.
Plastic lawns are not a crime
Pseudo-environmentalists are taking away the right to be tacky.
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We should remain sceptical about carbon removal
Schemes to suck up carbon emissions may be essential, but some fear they could be letting politicians off the hook.
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“It’s not only bees that will suffer”: why lifting the neonicotinoid ban is bad for business
Anabel Kindersley, owner of Neal’s Yard Remedies, warns the authorisation of a banned pesticide will damage Britain's reputation.
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