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IEA Recommends Work From Home, Reduced Travel to Combat Oil Shock
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has advised individuals and countries, including Australia, to work from home, reduce air travel, and cut speed limits as strategies to manage the impact of rising energy prices and guard against potential oil shocks.
20 Mar, 06:00 — 20 Mar, 06:50
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Warning to Australia: Work from home, avoid air travel and cut speed limits to guard against oil shock - SMH.com.au
Warning to Australia: Work from home, avoid air travel and cut speed limits to guard against oil shock SMH.com.au
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Work from home, avoid air travel to deal with higher energy prices: International Energy Agency
The U.S-Israel war with Iran has driven up energy prices, causing concerns over inflation across the world
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Work from home, avoid air travel to deal with higher energy prices, IEA says - The Straits Times
Work from home, avoid air travel to deal with higher energy prices, IEA says The Straits Times
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