Four out of five people in Africa use wood for cooking. A transition would cut emissions and save lives
Four in every five people in Africa cook using wood, charcoal and other polluting fuels in open fires or inefficient stoves.
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SUNeVision, Green Valley Landfill and CLP Power Announce the Launch of Renewable Energy Solution in Hong Kong
The new initiative marks a significant milestone in our journey towards utilising 100% clean energy by the year 2050. We will continue to innovate ... Campus are interconnected through a dedicated ...
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The Dark Side of Fresh-Squeezed: Apple Cider's Health Risks
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Developing Countries Are Leading the Movement Toward Nuclear-Generated Energy
Astonishingly, while hungry countries are pursuing reliable and emissions-free electricity from nuclear and low-emission ...
Balmoral Castle launches Christmas collection inspired by the late Queen including a £2,050 crystal bowl and £962 cashmere tartan throw
Leading designer Araminta Birse-Stewart has created a collection of using the newly launched Balmoral hunting tartan - ...
Paying to freeze in the dark part of England’s energy plan
Paying to freeze in the dark part of England's energy plan-oil and gas 360 Incentives include coupons for consumer goods and ...
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Taiwan debuts world’s largest offshore solar plant to power 74,000 homes yearly
Hexa Renewables has commissioned the world’s largest offshore floating solar plant in Taiwan, providing power to 74,000 households.