What Is the Right to Repair? Laws, Devices and Your Options
What the right to repair means, how laws differ across the US, EU, UK and Australia, and how to check your repair options in 2026.
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Browse every article in the Sustainable Tech collection below, including practical guides to digital habits, devices, software, AI, infrastructure, repair and technology careers.
For a guided route through the subject, begin with the Sustainable Tech hub. It organises the collection by what you want to understand or change, with suggested starting points for beginners, students and people learning to code.
What the right to repair means, how laws differ across the US, EU, UK and Australia, and how to check your repair options in 2026.
Use ten practical eco-friendly tech habits to extend device life, repair wisely, buy refurbished, reduce energy waste and recycle electronics responsibly.
Understand the environmental cost of cloud storage, including electricity, water, hardware, redundancy and data transfer, plus a practical storage audit.
Learn what makes apps use battery, how to read Android and iPhone battery reports, and which settings and developer measurements reveal unnecessary energy use.
Explore 10 major climate tech fields, from clean power and storage to buildings, materials, adaptation and software, plus the skills each sector needs.
Sustainable computing reduces the environmental and social impacts of digital technology across hardware, software, use and end of life.
Green IT reduces the footprint of computing, while climate tech tackles mitigation and adaptation. Compare their scope, examples and overlap.
Reduce a recreational boat’s impact through fuel efficiency, careful antifouling, clean refuelling, habitat protection, waste control and repair.