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In today’s newsletter: The Guardian’s special correspondent Heather Stewart talks us through the best, worst and most likely result of another chaotic day in the money markets

Potato yields are down significantly this season due to the hot, dry spring and early summer weather, and for growers putting spuds into cold storage

‘The tailors were based on a guy who worked in a shop I went to as a teenager. His hand would go into your waistband and he’d say, “Oooh – a bit roomy in there!” My mum never liked those sketches’

New research from University College London (now formally known as London's Global University) warns that so-called "green energy" and the political push behind it is driving a [...]

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A recent study states that global demand for sulfuric acid is set to rise significantly from 246 to 400 million metric tonnes by 2040.

Research highlights how supply of the chemical largely sourced from oil and gas production could dwindle as the economy decarbonises

Sulphur production has dwindled as a result of the global move away from fossil fuels, a new study shows

A projected shortage of sulfuric acid could stifle green technology advancement and threaten global food security

An Australian man who illegally scaled Uluru has become the first person to be convicted since climbing the sacred rock was banned in 2019.