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Hotting up: the meteoric rise of the humble heat pump Some experts say heat pumps are the single most impactful lever to reducing emissions. Here’s why Written in partnership with Good Energy
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The magical moss helping women in rural Peru to become entrepreneurs In the Peruvian Andes, life is not always easy. Now, sustainable harvesting of sphagnum moss is helping women to thrive Written in partnership with Shared Interest
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In pictures: Love around the world What is love? In this intimate series of photos, we see the huge complexity and beautiful simplicity of love in the 21st century Culture Society World
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Circular economy class of 2023: meet the fresh crop of waste-busting startups From recycling cigarette butts to textiles made from human hair, vote now for your favourite circular startup Written in partnership with Green Alley Award
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Asthma is a rising concern around the world – here’s what’s being done With over 260 million people affected globally, asthma is no small problem. Here’s what’s being done to address it Written in partnership with Aeris Biotechnologies
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