Small change: Tweak washing and heating habits to save energy, study says
Research forms part of project aiming to identify the most effective long-term approaches for cutting energy consumption
Cutting central heating by a single degree and doing just one less wash a week could result in significant energy savings and cut UK households' annual bills by more than £600m, according to a new study...
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