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China’s aggressive squid fishing linked to sharp drops in catches
Recent reports link China’s intensified squid fishing to a sharp drop in global catches, raising concerns over environmental and economic impacts.
China’s EcoFlow to sell solar panels in British supermarkets soon
Chinese solar panel maker EcoFlow plans to sell products in British supermarkets within months, aiming to boost brand awareness and reach consumers directly.
Fiscal policy response to Iran war risks worsening inflation: BIS chief
BIS chief warns that fiscal responses to Iran conflict may exacerbate inflation, urging central banks to be prepared for potential economic shocks.
North Korea reaps huge economic boost from Ukraine war
North Korea has significantly boosted its economy by providing military support to Russia in Ukraine, receiving foreign currency and energy supplies in return.
The Room-by-Room Guide to Cutting Phantom Power Draw
Fascinating strategies await to help you eliminate phantom power room by room, ensuring your home becomes more energy-efficient and cost-effective.
The Thermostat Settings People Get Wrong (And What to Try Instead)
Discover why common thermostat mistakes cost you money and learn smarter settings to boost comfort and efficiency today.
How to Build a Reusable Shopping and Meal Prep System
Going green with reusable shopping and meal prep systems can transform your habits—discover how to make sustainable choices that last.
The Simple “Cold Wash” Laundry Switch That Saves Energy
Discover how switching to cold wash can drastically cut energy use and benefit your wallet—learn the surprising reasons to make the switch today.
A Beginner’s Guide to Home Insulation (Without the Jargon)
Getting started with home insulation can seem tricky, but understanding the basics will help you save energy and money—learn more to get started.