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Smart meters might be the only way to escape the Big Six and their overpriced energy

  • Written by The Conversation
imageThese people are angry – but most are indifferent.Andy Rain / EPA

The UK is a rich, stable country with oil and gas reserves, lots of wind, and more than enough scientists and engineers to make the most of its resources. So why do so many people in the country continue to tolerate high energy bills and poor service?

The question of what can be...

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When the phones went dead: 7/7 showed how disasters call for tomorrow's tech

  • Written by The Conversation
imageThe greater capacity of 4G phone networks means emergency services can use more than just voice.Rui Vieira/PA

One aspect of the London bombings of 7/7 that many who were there remember is that their phones went dead. Mobile phone coverage in parts of central London was almost unavailable. This was not due to damage; the emergency services had shut...

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  1. Inside the world of suburban drug dealing
  2. Voting rights become a proxy war in the 2016 presidential election
  3. The Voice, and the body: contesting with disability on reality TV
  4. Revenge porn is just one part of a changing picture of harassment
  5. What's missing from celebrity activism in Africa? The people
  6. It's time to redraw the world's very unequal knowledge map
  7. Burundi and Rwanda at 53: what sets the conjoined twins apart
  8. The next frontiers in maternal and child health post the millennium goals
  9. Science breaks new ground in converting coal ash from pollutant to useful products
  10. Unraveling the mystery of how dinosaurs get their names
  11. Happy? Consider how giving builds a life of meaning
  12. Double fault: Nick Kyrgios, Dawn Fraser and reputations under the spotlight
  13. Resource productivity: four ways Australia can keep the good times rolling
  14. Violent offenders registers sound good, but are a costly, unproven distraction
  15. Research priority: make Australia's health system efficient, equitable and integrated
  16. How Labor can create a humane refugee policy without reviving boat arrivals
  17. Preparing young people for work: do we really have a crisis?
  18. Why do fans love Schwarzenegger? His terrible one-liners, of course
  19. Rising electricity demand could be here to stay
  20. Lax rules boost risk of organised crime snaring government contracts
  21. In the bid for more female leaders, 'mansplaining' probably won't help
  22. Taking gym steroids can affect your learning and memory
  23. Tempting as it may seem, there's no evidence to suggest life on Comet 67P
  24. Whisper it – jet engines are getting quieter
  25. FBI Director Comey's false dilemma: ban encryption or accept terrorism
  26. Retailers' removal of Confederate flag is long time in coming
  27. How rights violators keep the UN Human Rights Council focused on Israel
  28. Budget 2015: safe havens at risk as the welfare axe falls on most vulnerable
  29. Crisis reporting and citizen journalism: 7/7 changed the way we experience news
  30. Staying shut is the best option for Greek banks – but time is running out
  31. Don't overestimate Islamic State threat: Turnbull
  32. How the massive Petrobras corruption scandal is upending Brazilian politics
  33. Amanda Palmer shows why artists need to get better at asking for help
  34. Do animals feel pain like we do?
  35. We all age at different speeds – and scientists have worked out how to calculate it
  36. Q A affair has become theatre of the absurd
  37. Will the Charleston tragedy serve as an inflection point for race relations?
  38. To see the legacy of slavery, look at present-day school systems
  39. That neat and tidy map of tastes on the tongue you learned in school is all wrong
  40. The value of unplugging in the Age of Distraction
  41. Politics podcast: Tim Soutphommasane on 'Team Australia' and racism
  42. How 7/7 changed the way Britain mourns victims of terrorism
  43. As the Greek crisis deepens, academics must encourage the public to think again
  44. Budget 2015: how can Tories square welfare cuts with claim to be 'party of social justice'?
  45. Off the mark: timing is everything in Tour de France sprints
  46. The Ashes: sledging is 'OK as long as you realise where the line is'
  47. The science of strawberries: why do they taste so good?
  48. Women aren't following advice to stop drinking when pregnant
  49. Why too many mothers are still dying at childbirth in West Africa
  50. Extra year of secondary schooling reduces HIV rates in Botswana

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