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Households pushed to go green – yet solar panels still take 24 years to pay off

Panels will become cheaper as tax breaks kick in but low payments from energy firms keep them an expensive option

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New research casts doubt on environmental benefits of hybrid working

New research casts doubt on environmental benefits of hybrid working
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Working from home part-time could harm the environment, study says

People who work from home at least once or twice a week live further away than those who work in the office full-time, report researchers at the University of Sussex in Brighton.

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Why working from home part-time is bad for the environment

Hybrid workers end up travelling further each week than office-based workers – despite taking fewer trips

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Study warns disadvantaged communities being locked out of solar rollout

New research argues pensioners, students, and disabled people need more support to deploy renewable energy installations if government is to reach its own solar targets

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