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Read the expert guide →Practical picks that cut energy, waste and plastic, plus the climate books worth reading.
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See exactly which appliances burn the most electricity, then switch them off on a schedule. The cheapest way to start cutting a home footprint.
Read the expert guide →LEDs use a fraction of the power of incandescent bulbs and last for years. A simple swap that pays for itself.
Read the expert guide →Keeps a phone alive through power cuts and on long field days. Useful anywhere the grid is unreliable.
Read the expert guide →Charges batteries and small devices straight from the sun, at home or in the mountains.
Read the expert guide →Heating and cooling are usually the biggest slice of home energy use. Scheduling them avoids heating an empty house.
Read the expert guide →Replaces hundreds of single-use plastic bottles a year and keeps drinks hot or cold for hours.
Read the expert guide →A washable, reusable alternative to cling film for covering bowls and wrapping food.
Read the expert guide →Cuts the thin plastic bags used for fruit and vegetables. Light, washable and easy to keep in any shopping bag.
Read the expert guide →Food waste in landfill releases methane. A small bin with a charcoal filter makes composting easy and odour-free.
Read the expert guide →Makes stream and tap water safer to drink on treks and after floods, without buying bottled water.
Read the expert guide →Measures fine-particle pollution indoors and out, so you know when to open windows or wear a mask.
Read the expert guide →Clean light for camps, power cuts and emergency kits, charged by daylight.
Read the expert guide →Record rainfall at home, a simple way for schools and citizen scientists to track local weather.
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Editor’s pickA data-driven, hopeful look at how we can build a sustainable world, by a data scientist at Our World in Data.
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Ranks a hundred practical climate solutions, from refrigerants to clean cookstoves, by their potential impact.
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A clear explainer of where emissions come from and which technologies are needed to reach zero.
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An action plan for cutting emissions, organised as measurable goals across energy, transport, food and industry.
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A novel that imagines the next decades of climate politics, disasters and solutions. Widely read in climate circles.
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