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New Guideline Strengthens Yangtze River Protection Through Enhanced Inter-Agency Coordination
To bolster Yangtze River protection, a joint guideline from the Supreme People's Court and 11 other State-level departments promotes stronger interdepartmental coordination, unified law enforcement standards, and balanced approaches combining strict penalties with governance improvements, as illustr...
New Guideline Strengthens Yangtze River Protection Through Enhanced Inter-Agency Coordination
To bolster Yangtze River protection, a joint guideline from the Supreme People's Court and 11 other State-level departments promotes stronger interdepartmental coordination, unified law enforcement standards, and balanced approaches combining strict penalties with governance improvements, as illustr...
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20% Bias Score
Transforming Food Systems: A Key Strategy to Combat Climate Change, Biodiversity Loss, and Land Degradation
A Nature article by 21 scientists proposes ambitious goals for transforming food systems by 2050 to combat climate change, biodiversity loss, and land degradation, including 75% food waste reduction, 50% degraded land restoration, and dietary shifts towards sustainable seafood.
Transforming Food Systems: A Key Strategy to Combat Climate Change, Biodiversity Loss, and Land Degradation
A Nature article by 21 scientists proposes ambitious goals for transforming food systems by 2050 to combat climate change, biodiversity loss, and land degradation, including 75% food waste reduction, 50% degraded land restoration, and dietary shifts towards sustainable seafood.
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44% Bias Score
Threats Against Researcher Halt Butterfly Pesticide Study
A Dutch abbey garden thrives with butterflies despite a nationwide 50% decline (1992-2003) linked to habitat loss, drought, and pesticide use; a recent study confirming pesticides in Natura 2000 areas was withdrawn after threats against the researcher.
Threats Against Researcher Halt Butterfly Pesticide Study
A Dutch abbey garden thrives with butterflies despite a nationwide 50% decline (1992-2003) linked to habitat loss, drought, and pesticide use; a recent study confirming pesticides in Natura 2000 areas was withdrawn after threats against the researcher.
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36% Bias Score
Mojave Desert Tortoise Population Declines Amidst Funding Uncertainty
The Mojave Desert tortoise population, facing a 90% decline over 40 years due to disease, habitat loss, and climate change, has been upgraded to endangered status in California; however, federal funding and staff reductions threaten conservation efforts.
Mojave Desert Tortoise Population Declines Amidst Funding Uncertainty
The Mojave Desert tortoise population, facing a 90% decline over 40 years due to disease, habitat loss, and climate change, has been upgraded to endangered status in California; however, federal funding and staff reductions threaten conservation efforts.
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24% Bias Score
Biodiversarium: Combating Marine Ecosystem Crisis Through Research and Outreach
The Biodiversarium in Banyuls-sur-Mer, France, is a joint French-Spanish research center studying the impact of climate change and pollution on marine ecosystems, using innovative techniques and public outreach to address these challenges, including a focus on microplastics and phytoplankton.
Biodiversarium: Combating Marine Ecosystem Crisis Through Research and Outreach
The Biodiversarium in Banyuls-sur-Mer, France, is a joint French-Spanish research center studying the impact of climate change and pollution on marine ecosystems, using innovative techniques and public outreach to address these challenges, including a focus on microplastics and phytoplankton.
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28% Bias Score
Firefly Sightings Surge, But Extinction Threat Remains
Increased firefly sightings across the US this summer, possibly due to higher rainfall, offer a temporary reprieve but don't negate the long-term threat of habitat loss, light pollution, and climate change to these insects, some of which are nearing extinction.
Firefly Sightings Surge, But Extinction Threat Remains
Increased firefly sightings across the US this summer, possibly due to higher rainfall, offer a temporary reprieve but don't negate the long-term threat of habitat loss, light pollution, and climate change to these insects, some of which are nearing extinction.
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32% Bias Score
Thuringia to Boost Nature Conservation with Federal Funds
Thuringia will increase its use of federal funds for nature conservation projects, starting with a 4.1 million euro mountain meadow project in 2025 and several large-scale projects, due to budget cuts in the state budget and to secure the long-term viability of these initiatives.
Thuringia to Boost Nature Conservation with Federal Funds
Thuringia will increase its use of federal funds for nature conservation projects, starting with a 4.1 million euro mountain meadow project in 2025 and several large-scale projects, due to budget cuts in the state budget and to secure the long-term viability of these initiatives.
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36% Bias Score
Extreme Heat Events Drive Significant Decline in Tropical Bird Populations
A new study reveals that extreme heat events, amplified by climate change, have reduced tropical bird populations by 25% to 38% between 1950 and 2020, with the most significant impact observed in pristine rainforests and even protected areas.
Extreme Heat Events Drive Significant Decline in Tropical Bird Populations
A new study reveals that extreme heat events, amplified by climate change, have reduced tropical bird populations by 25% to 38% between 1950 and 2020, with the most significant impact observed in pristine rainforests and even protected areas.
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16% Bias Score
Climate Change to Cause Substantial Decline in Arctic Reindeer Populations
Climate change is predicted to cause a substantial decline in Arctic reindeer populations, with North American caribou facing an 80% reduction by 2100 unless emissions are cut and conservation efforts increase, according to a study using fossil, DNA, and computer model data.
Climate Change to Cause Substantial Decline in Arctic Reindeer Populations
Climate change is predicted to cause a substantial decline in Arctic reindeer populations, with North American caribou facing an 80% reduction by 2100 unless emissions are cut and conservation efforts increase, according to a study using fossil, DNA, and computer model data.
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40% Bias Score
Climate Change-Driven Extreme Heat Causes Significant Bird Population Decline in Tropical Regions
A study of 3000 bird populations (1950-2020) revealed a 25-38% decline in tropical regions (21°N/S) primarily due to extreme heat intensified by climate change since 1980, exceeding the impact of heavy rainfall and comparable to habitat loss.
Climate Change-Driven Extreme Heat Causes Significant Bird Population Decline in Tropical Regions
A study of 3000 bird populations (1950-2020) revealed a 25-38% decline in tropical regions (21°N/S) primarily due to extreme heat intensified by climate change since 1980, exceeding the impact of heavy rainfall and comparable to habitat loss.
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24% Bias Score
Bavaria Faces Criticism for Proposed Cuts to Environmental Reporting
The Bavarian government plans to eliminate reports on biodiversity, organic farming, and habitat networks, sparking criticism from environmental groups who argue this weakens environmental protection and undermines the successful "Save the Bees" initiative.
Bavaria Faces Criticism for Proposed Cuts to Environmental Reporting
The Bavarian government plans to eliminate reports on biodiversity, organic farming, and habitat networks, sparking criticism from environmental groups who argue this weakens environmental protection and undermines the successful "Save the Bees" initiative.
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52% Bias Score
Argentina's Viral Deep-Sea Livestream Sparks Outcry Against Science Funding Cuts
A livestream of an Argentine deep-sea expedition exploring the Mar del Plata Canyon has attracted over 1.6 million daily YouTube views, showcasing unique marine life and sparking a public outcry against government funding cuts to science, impacting 1,000 Conicet staff members.
Argentina's Viral Deep-Sea Livestream Sparks Outcry Against Science Funding Cuts
A livestream of an Argentine deep-sea expedition exploring the Mar del Plata Canyon has attracted over 1.6 million daily YouTube views, showcasing unique marine life and sparking a public outcry against government funding cuts to science, impacting 1,000 Conicet staff members.
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36% Bias Score
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