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Do we need to say our prayers?
In deeply religious African nations, such as Kenya, many people believe tackling climate change is beyond their control.
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Battling bills - what help is there?
A guide to the help available to those struggling to pay their fuel bills this winter.
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Boiler scrappage scheme launched
A government scheme that gives households in England £400 off the cost of a new boiler has been launched.
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Energy firms criticised in poll
Energy companies have come bottom of league for consumer confidence for the second year in a row, a watchdog says.
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Q&A: Redd - preserving forests
The BBC's James Painter explains the point of the UN programme to tackle climate change by preserving forests.
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Gas supply firms warned on bills
The UK energy regulator is warning gas supply firms that customers must benefit from any fall in wholesale prices.
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McCartney makes meat CO2 appeal
Sir Paul McCartney urges people to cut out meat consumption one day a week to reduce CO2 emissions.
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Pre-pay meters 'charged too much'
Five of the big six energy firms are still overcharging for pre-pay meters, despite new rules from Ofgem, it has been claimed.
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EU climate package explained
The EU has clinched a deal on a far-reaching package committing the 27-nation bloc to new green energy targets.
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Scheme 'can cut extra emissions'
A new business scheme could slash energy bills and cut carbon emissions by 50% more than anticipated, a study will claim.
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Consumer confidence on the rise
Consumer confidence rises to its highest level for 18 months but major job fears remain, says the British Retail Consortium.
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Fuel poverty 'continues to rise'
Up to 4.6 million households in England could be in fuel poverty in 2009, according to a government report.
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Harrabin's Notes: China's vulnerability
Roger Harrabin examines the difficulties faced by China as it puts together a negotiating position for the Copenhagen climate conference.
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Turbo hails its green credentials
Turbochargers used to help boy racers go faster. These days they help car firms make smaller engines and thus reduce emissions without sacrificing performance.
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Fear of steep energy bill rises
Domestic energy bills in the UK could rise by 60% by 2016 in a worst-case scenario, the energy regulator says.
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Climate change - where the centre leads
Many less developed countries are showing their richer brethren how to move forward convincingly on climate change.
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