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Bitcoin uses more energy than Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and Apple combined Bitcoin uses more energy per year than Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, and Microsoft put together. Here's why that matters. -
Denmark Sets Out Plans for £25 Billion Artificial Energy Island In a bid to hit climate change goals, Danish politicians have given the go-ahead for the world’s first wind-energy island. -
The UK has released 350 million tonnes of CO2e more than previously thought A "major methodology change” has added 356 million tonnes of CO2e onto the UK's emissions – more than the annual total of France. -
Electric cars are on the brink of mass popularity UK car sales dropped to their lowest point since 1943 last year – except sales of electric vehicles, which grew by a stunning 266%. -
Renewable energy sets world record despite COVID-19 A record level of new electricity generation will come from renewable energy, defying COVID-19 and predictions of doom. -
President Biden Plans to Replace Government Fleet with Electric Vehicles President Joe Biden has announced that he will start phasing out fossil-fuel-powered vehicles in the federal government fleet. -
Countries That Will Be Worst Affected by Climate Change We've analysed a host of factors to work out the countries most at risk of ceasing to exist because of climate change. -
UK Government Comes Under Fire for Approving New Cumbrian Coal Mine The UK Government has approved plans for Cumbria's first coal mine in 30 years – raising the eyebrows of climate activists and various MPs. -
Scientists have improved solar panels by making them spicier Treating solar cells with capsaicin – the part of chili peppers that causes burning – makes them 15% more efficient, a new study has shown.