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The International Energy Agency recently released a 10-point plan urging governments to restrict driving, limit air travel, encourage working from home, and discourage gas cooking—in response to the "major energy crisis" caused by the war in Iran. "The guidelines mimic 2020 when they locked down the world and called... show more

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