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The greenhouse | Getting off gas is difficult, but here geothermal energy makes it possible

The greenhouse | Getting off gas is difficult, but here geothermal energy makes it possible

Climate reporter Jeroen Kraan discusses the complexities of transitioning homes to gas-free heating systems in his weekly column. He highlights that despite general difficulties, some projects are successfully utilizing geothermal energy to meet their heating needs.

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Rinsing your bum crack after a haircut? This surgeon says it's not a bad idea

Rinsing your bum crack after a haircut? This surgeon says it's not a bad idea

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'Medical miracle' Julian (22) passes away: 'Money for the oncologist rather than flowers'

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Beer market slumps, but enthusiasts remain thirsty for unique and foreign brews

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