Plastic bulb promises truer light
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Carbon emissions are ‘too high’
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Fracking firm ready to press on
The head of a company involved in fracking says it is ready to press on quickly with shale gas production if a UK ban on the technique is lifted.
Fracking extent report dismissed
The energy department has dismissed a report that “60% of the UK countryside could be exploited” for fracking, the controversial gas extraction method.
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