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Around the house Add insulation and block draughts, turn your thermostat down by 1 degree, and switch off appliances when not in use. Choosing a greener energy supplier for your electricity and gas is also an easy way to go low carbon at home. Find out about grants available to install solar panels on your roof or to replace your gas boiler with an air source heat pump by contacting your local council. Ask them to bid for government funding schemes for green energy home improvements in Swale. Write to your MP to ask the government to run an information campaign on how the public and businesses can reduce emissions from their buildings and to provide long term financial support for retrofits. Create your own
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Saving energy at home not only cuts climate-changing pollution, it saves you money by reducing your gas and electricity bills and can make your home more comfortable. Over 22% of UK carbon emissions come from homes and there are many ways to reduce this.

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