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Three of the UK’s leading journalists offer ten justifications for inaction on climate
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Climate misinformation and press regulation.
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The new longer duration storage sites in Great Britain
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The hidden failure of the world's most important carbon capture site
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Balcony solar in the UK
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Has the transition to low-carbon electricity caused bills to rise? And what will happen over the next few years?
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How electricity imports into GB change with differing levels of wind and solar output
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How much electricity storage capacity does the UK need?
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Andrew Neil errors on offshore wind developers
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Renewables do unambiguously reduce wholesale power prices
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Will the UK meet its 2030 targets for zero carbon electricity?
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The first test for new Small Modular Reactors (SMR)
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Replacing the Scunthorpe blast furnaces with electric arc furnaces.
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The costs of Carbon Capture and Storage
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The argument for building a global carbon capture industry rather than investing in synthetic fuels
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Why solar and wind are losing momentum in many countries
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The surprising rise in climate scepticism
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Thames Water will end up as a publicly-owned company
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Waste oils will not provide substantial volumes of Sustainable Aviation Fuel, despite what Mr Sunak says.
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The increase in capital investment required for the energy transition
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How much money might the UK save by installing more wind power?
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Building the infrastructure for low carbon steel
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Full electricity decarbonisation is possible but the pace is insufficient
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