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Ocean's Decline: Seabird Population Collapse Highlights Urgent Conservation Need
A new CNRS journal issue focuses on the ocean's decline, citing a 50% drop in seabird populations since 1970 due to overfishing and climate change, alongside discussions on the ocean's philosophical and legal aspects.
Ocean's Decline: Seabird Population Collapse Highlights Urgent Conservation Need
A new CNRS journal issue focuses on the ocean's decline, citing a 50% drop in seabird populations since 1970 due to overfishing and climate change, alongside discussions on the ocean's philosophical and legal aspects.
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36% Bias Score
Wild Pollinator Decline Threatens Food Security Despite Rising Honeybee Numbers
One-third of global pollinator species are declining, threatening food security; while honeybee populations in the EU have increased, wild pollinators face habitat loss, pesticides, and competition from honeybees, highlighting the need for alternative conservation strategies.
Wild Pollinator Decline Threatens Food Security Despite Rising Honeybee Numbers
One-third of global pollinator species are declining, threatening food security; while honeybee populations in the EU have increased, wild pollinators face habitat loss, pesticides, and competition from honeybees, highlighting the need for alternative conservation strategies.
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52% Bias Score
Colombian Farm Shows Profitable Path to Sustainable Cattle Ranching
El Silencio, a 114-hectare Colombian cattle farm, has integrated sustainable practices over 20 years, regenerating 20 hectares, conserving 42 more, increasing milk protein by 10%, and reducing reliance on external inputs while maintaining similar milk production.
Colombian Farm Shows Profitable Path to Sustainable Cattle Ranching
El Silencio, a 114-hectare Colombian cattle farm, has integrated sustainable practices over 20 years, regenerating 20 hectares, conserving 42 more, increasing milk protein by 10%, and reducing reliance on external inputs while maintaining similar milk production.
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56% Bias Score
Ocean Protection Lags Far Behind 2030 Goal
A new study reveals a significant gap between the current 8% of protected ocean and the 2030 goal of 30%, requiring the creation of 85 new marine protected areas daily to reach the target, with the greatest need in Asia and the Pacific.
Ocean Protection Lags Far Behind 2030 Goal
A new study reveals a significant gap between the current 8% of protected ocean and the 2030 goal of 30%, requiring the creation of 85 new marine protected areas daily to reach the target, with the greatest need in Asia and the Pacific.
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40% Bias Score
Climate Change Impacts UK Marine Species Unevenly
Rising ocean temperatures in the UK are causing some endangered marine species to relocate, benefiting mobile species like sharks and oysters but negatively impacting immobile ones like the world's longest-living clam, the ocean quahog, according to a new study by the Centre for Environment, Fisheri...
Climate Change Impacts UK Marine Species Unevenly
Rising ocean temperatures in the UK are causing some endangered marine species to relocate, benefiting mobile species like sharks and oysters but negatively impacting immobile ones like the world's longest-living clam, the ocean quahog, according to a new study by the Centre for Environment, Fisheri...
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36% Bias Score
Ocean's Crucial Role in Climate Regulation Underscored at UN Conference
The UN Ocean Conference in Nice highlighted the critical role of the ocean in climate regulation, emphasizing the need for its inclusion in future climate negotiations, particularly at COP30, and calling for immediate action to protect ocean health given its finite capacity to absorb heat and CO2.
Ocean's Crucial Role in Climate Regulation Underscored at UN Conference
The UN Ocean Conference in Nice highlighted the critical role of the ocean in climate regulation, emphasizing the need for its inclusion in future climate negotiations, particularly at COP30, and calling for immediate action to protect ocean health given its finite capacity to absorb heat and CO2.
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32% Bias Score
Business Leaders Emphasize Nature's Crucial Role in Achieving Net-Zero
At Wimbledon, Deborah Meaden and other leaders emphasized the economic dependence on nature ($58 trillion of global GDP), urging businesses to prioritize environmental protection for financial and societal wellbeing, as exemplified by Wimbledon's sustainability initiatives.
Business Leaders Emphasize Nature's Crucial Role in Achieving Net-Zero
At Wimbledon, Deborah Meaden and other leaders emphasized the economic dependence on nature ($58 trillion of global GDP), urging businesses to prioritize environmental protection for financial and societal wellbeing, as exemplified by Wimbledon's sustainability initiatives.
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40% Bias Score
Wadden Sea Biodiversity Declines Significantly Over Decades
A study in Global Change Biology reveals a decades-long decline in Wadden Sea biodiversity, with reduced populations of Atlantic cod, flatfish, shellfish, seagrass, and several bird species since the early 2000s, impacting the ecosystem's stability and species interactions.
Wadden Sea Biodiversity Declines Significantly Over Decades
A study in Global Change Biology reveals a decades-long decline in Wadden Sea biodiversity, with reduced populations of Atlantic cod, flatfish, shellfish, seagrass, and several bird species since the early 2000s, impacting the ecosystem's stability and species interactions.
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24% Bias Score
Bulgaria Completes Reintroduction of All Four European Vulture Species
Thanks to EU-funded LIFE projects and the work of NGOs, Bulgaria has successfully reintroduced Griffon, Cinereous, and Bearded vultures, completing the presence of all four European species in the country, despite ongoing threats from habitat loss, electrocution, and illegal poisoning.
Bulgaria Completes Reintroduction of All Four European Vulture Species
Thanks to EU-funded LIFE projects and the work of NGOs, Bulgaria has successfully reintroduced Griffon, Cinereous, and Bearded vultures, completing the presence of all four European species in the country, despite ongoing threats from habitat loss, electrocution, and illegal poisoning.
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24% Bias Score
Gardeners' Strike Unintentionally Boosts Biodiversity in Vitoria-Gasteiz
A nearly three-month-long strike by Vitoria-Gasteiz gardeners has led to an unexpected surge in urban biodiversity, prompting a reevaluation of the city's green space management practices, highlighting concerns about worker rights and privatization's impact on environmental sustainability.
Gardeners' Strike Unintentionally Boosts Biodiversity in Vitoria-Gasteiz
A nearly three-month-long strike by Vitoria-Gasteiz gardeners has led to an unexpected surge in urban biodiversity, prompting a reevaluation of the city's green space management practices, highlighting concerns about worker rights and privatization's impact on environmental sustainability.
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48% Bias Score
Indonesia Revokes Mining Permits in Biodiversity Hotspot Raja Ampat
Indonesia revoked mining permits in Raja Ampat, a biodiverse marine area, following evidence of environmental damage from nickel mining linked to electric vehicle batteries; 500 hectares of land were used for mining between 2020 and 2024.
Indonesia Revokes Mining Permits in Biodiversity Hotspot Raja Ampat
Indonesia revoked mining permits in Raja Ampat, a biodiverse marine area, following evidence of environmental damage from nickel mining linked to electric vehicle batteries; 500 hectares of land were used for mining between 2020 and 2024.
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48% Bias Score
UN Ocean Treaty Gains Momentum; Netherlands Delays Ratification
Fifty countries now support a UN treaty to protect 30% of the ocean by 2030, but the Netherlands hasn't yet ratified, despite its prior support and dependence on ocean resources; activation requires 60 countries.
UN Ocean Treaty Gains Momentum; Netherlands Delays Ratification
Fifty countries now support a UN treaty to protect 30% of the ocean by 2030, but the Netherlands hasn't yet ratified, despite its prior support and dependence on ocean resources; activation requires 60 countries.
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36% Bias Score
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