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- Voters too busy with supper, or is that tea? | Brief letters Sat, 28 Sep 19, 2:45amConserving energy | Social change degree | Peter Bradshaw reviews | Isle of Wight | Mealtime debateNote to anyone who contributes to Feast on Saturdays: please rethink the opening line in your recipes...
- Take the Airbus chief's no-deal Brexit warning seriously | Nils Pratley Fri, 25 Jan 19, 2:27amThe aviation industry is run on multinational lines. UK wing production could easily take off and land somewhere else
- UK manufacturers can afford to wait on an EU deal, but not to crash out Sun, 13 Jan 19, 8:00pmTheresa May says any delay to article 50 will force companies out of Britain. But the alternative – a bad Brexit – is worse
- Food prices to finance: what a no-deal Brexit could mean for Britain Mon, 31 Dec 18, 1:56amGuardian journalists spell out the potential impact, sector by sector, on national life
- Brexit could drive up energy bills, say power firms Tue, 4 Sep 18, 3:00pmImposing tariffs on energy trading could also hinder efforts to counter global warming
- China's long game to dominate nuclear power relies on the UK Fri, 27 Jul 18, 1:53amTechnology developed at Hinkley Point could be used in future facilities all over the world
- Whitehall’s ‘potty’ plan to keep NI lights on if no Brexit deal Thu, 12 Jul 18, 5:06amFlotilla of barges with energy generators would be sent to Northern Ireland if UK crashes out of the EU
- China looking to buy stake in UK nuclear plants, say reports Mon, 9 Jul 18, 2:26amChinese state-run firm eyeing up multibillion-pound deal for majority share in eight sites
- UK missing deadlines for post-Brexit nuclear safeguards, leak shows Wed, 16 May 18, 9:03pmFailure to put safeguards in place could disrupt flow of materials needed to fabricate nuclear fuel after Brexit
- Annus mirabilis: all the things that went right in 2017 Tue, 26 Dec 17, 7:00pmIt was a tale of two years – the best of times and the worst of times. But not everything went wrong – from Mata’s 1% to orangutans, we look at the good
- Winds have generated power for centuries | Brief letters Wed, 18 Oct 17, 3:17amWalsall’s heyday | Wind power | Elon Musk’s Hyperloop | Today programme | Worst deal ever“Walsall was never a pretty town”, according to Roy Boffy (Letters, 16 October); this may be true now but has not always been...
- Rex Tillerson advises diplomats to sidestep questions about the Paris climate deal Wed, 9 Aug 17, 10:07pmUS Secretary of state Rex Tillerson told diplomats to sidestep questions about whether the US will reconsider its withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement, according to the Guardian...
- Lessons for Brexit negotiations from 60 years of Britain and Euratom Wed, 2 Aug 17, 5:00pmThe miscalculation politicians have always made in negotiating European treaties is that we’ll be welcomed with open arms. Time for a history lesson
- The Guardian view on air pollution proposals: too little, much too late | Editorial Thu, 27 Jul 17, 4:42amIf the UK government is serious about cutting noxious emissions, it needs to step on it. We should not have to wait 23 years to breathe easyOnly 20 years ago, it would have sounded like the stuff of fantasy: a clean, green...
- Brexit threatens Britain’s place at the nuclear top table | Ian Chapman Sun, 16 Jul 17, 9:04amThe UK is currently a world leader in fusion research; leaving Euratom would be calamitousIn the south of France, the largest scientific experiment mankind has ever embarked upon is rising out of the ground...