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What went right this week: ideas to save the world, plus more The Earthshot Prize revealed its winners, the Maldives kicked a killer habit, and Australians were promised free solar, plus more Health Money Society Technology
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The London solar project slashing bills for vulnerable residents A first-of-its-kind energy initiative aims to make the green transition more accessible, delivering affordable solar to those most in need Energy Environment Innovation
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