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Europe’s energy crisis forces early shutdown of Large Hadron Collider
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MEPs vote in favour of including energy measures in recovery plans
The parliament overwhelmingly endorsed by a vote of 471 to 90 having EU governments amend their COVID-19 recovery plans to include measures to save energy while amending the proposal to prioritise investments to tackle energy poverty for vulnerable households and small companies.