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Ontario Turtle Hospital's Critical Role in Wetland Ecosystem Health
The Ontario Turtle Conservation Centre, Canada's only accredited wildlife turtle hospital, released over 5,000 turtles last year and is on track to surpass that number in 2023, highlighting the critical role the centre plays in the survival of Ontario's turtle populations and the health of wetland e...
Ontario Turtle Hospital's Critical Role in Wetland Ecosystem Health
The Ontario Turtle Conservation Centre, Canada's only accredited wildlife turtle hospital, released over 5,000 turtles last year and is on track to surpass that number in 2023, highlighting the critical role the centre plays in the survival of Ontario's turtle populations and the health of wetland e...
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24% Bias Score
Controversial Biomass Power Plant Proposal in Hunter Valley Faces Scrutiny
Verdant Earth Technologies seeks to repurpose a Hunter Valley coal power station to burn 700,000 dry tonnes of woody vegetation yearly, claiming zero climate impact, despite opposition citing increased greenhouse gas emissions and habitat destruction from land clearing; the NSW Department of Plannin...
Controversial Biomass Power Plant Proposal in Hunter Valley Faces Scrutiny
Verdant Earth Technologies seeks to repurpose a Hunter Valley coal power station to burn 700,000 dry tonnes of woody vegetation yearly, claiming zero climate impact, despite opposition citing increased greenhouse gas emissions and habitat destruction from land clearing; the NSW Department of Plannin...
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52% Bias Score
Tri-National Agreement Creates Gran Selva Maya Biocultural Corridor
Presidents Sheinbaum, Arévalo, and Briceño signed a historic agreement Friday in Calakmul, Campeche, to create the Gran Selva Maya Biocultural Corridor, protecting 5.7 million hectares of rainforest across Mexico, Guatemala, and Belize, benefiting two million people through conservation and sustaina...
Tri-National Agreement Creates Gran Selva Maya Biocultural Corridor
Presidents Sheinbaum, Arévalo, and Briceño signed a historic agreement Friday in Calakmul, Campeche, to create the Gran Selva Maya Biocultural Corridor, protecting 5.7 million hectares of rainforest across Mexico, Guatemala, and Belize, benefiting two million people through conservation and sustaina...
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40% Bias Score
BUND promotes garden ponds to conserve amphibian populations
The Bund für Umwelt und Naturschutz Deutschland (BUND) advises homeowners to create small garden ponds to support amphibian populations, particularly fire salamanders, emphasizing pesticide avoidance and the natural design of pond edges.
BUND promotes garden ponds to conserve amphibian populations
The Bund für Umwelt und Naturschutz Deutschland (BUND) advises homeowners to create small garden ponds to support amphibian populations, particularly fire salamanders, emphasizing pesticide avoidance and the natural design of pond edges.
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36% 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
Japanese Study: Rural Depopulation Doesn't Guarantee Biodiversity Gains
A Japanese study published in Nature found that declining rural populations do not automatically improve biodiversity; stable populations maintain it best, while changes in land use from population shifts negatively affect various species.
Japanese Study: Rural Depopulation Doesn't Guarantee Biodiversity Gains
A Japanese study published in Nature found that declining rural populations do not automatically improve biodiversity; stable populations maintain it best, while changes in land use from population shifts negatively affect various species.
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16% Bias Score
China's Grassland Restoration Success: A Half Marathon on Restored Land
Over 2,000 hectares of degraded grassland in Inner Mongolia, China, were restored using a close-to-nature approach focused on native plant species, resulting in a thriving ecosystem that hosted a half marathon in 2025 and generated $285 million in tourism revenue.
China's Grassland Restoration Success: A Half Marathon on Restored Land
Over 2,000 hectares of degraded grassland in Inner Mongolia, China, were restored using a close-to-nature approach focused on native plant species, resulting in a thriving ecosystem that hosted a half marathon in 2025 and generated $285 million in tourism revenue.
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40% Bias Score
Mexico, Guatemala, and Belize Unite to Protect Gran Selva Maya
On August 15, 2025, Mexico, Guatemala, and Belize signed an agreement to create the Gran Selva Maya Biocultural Corridor, a 5.7 million-hectare trinational reserve protecting a vital rainforest ecosystem and Mayan cultural heritage, combating deforestation and promoting sustainable development.
Mexico, Guatemala, and Belize Unite to Protect Gran Selva Maya
On August 15, 2025, Mexico, Guatemala, and Belize signed an agreement to create the Gran Selva Maya Biocultural Corridor, a 5.7 million-hectare trinational reserve protecting a vital rainforest ecosystem and Mayan cultural heritage, combating deforestation and promoting sustainable development.
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40% Bias Score
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
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