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Book review: How to go waste free, by Caroline Jones
I don’t normally review book of tips, because there are lots of them and you can get more eco-tips than you can ever use on the internet for free. But this one arrived in the post, and perhaps annoyed by my own failings at reducing our household waste, I read it. How to go Waste […]
What we learned this week
As the early generations of wind turbines reach the end of their working lives, what happens to them? Padraig Belton investigates for the BBC. Netflix generated £680 million from its users in Britain, but paid zero tax, according to the report ‘No Tax and Chill‘ from Tax Watch. The Danish jewelry firm Pandora is the […]
Using old coal mines for renewable heat
There’s a new development planned for County Durham in the North-East of England. Called South Seaham Garden Village, it will include 1,500 new homes, a village centre with a school, and an innovative district heating system. It will be the first development in Britain to be heated using an abandoned coal mine. Country Durham is […]

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