Alice Springs is near the very centre of Australia: An iconic town made famous by its isolation, people, and multiple books and movies, and which now finds itself at the forefront of how to transition large isolated grids from fossil fuels to renewable energy. Smaller towns and mines with bigger load centres have already made Continue reading »
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by Gary Gardner
Social psychologists tell us it takes about 66 days to form a new habit. In my experience that’s only half true. Sixty-six days to form a good habit, yes, but about 66 hours to form a bad one. If I reach for a donut at breakfast, then do the same the next two days, I seal the deal and establish a habit of bad eating.
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Fewer than one-in-five Brits would be willing to take the risk of swimming in British waters, amid surging levels of sewage
A new study says climate change is messing with the math.
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Pieces of the web that make differing and complementary sense of the threat and promise of AI.
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It’s not just whales who were decimated, but the creatures
who live where they fall.
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The Conservatives are seeking to overturn the London Mayor's flagship clean air scheme, despite being more than 20 points behind him in the race for City Hall.
A buried irony.
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Labour is set to unveil details of its plans to devolve more powers away from Westminster
A National Audit Office report shows government pledges to decarbonise domestic heating has failed to meet half its target