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Dali Earns International Wetland City Accreditation
Dali, a city in Yunnan province, China, received international wetland city accreditation on Thursday, recognized for its 15.4 percent wetland coverage, over 50 percent protection rate, and successful Erhai Lake restoration that included relocating over 1,800 households and closing 57 mines.
Dali Earns International Wetland City Accreditation
Dali, a city in Yunnan province, China, received international wetland city accreditation on Thursday, recognized for its 15.4 percent wetland coverage, over 50 percent protection rate, and successful Erhai Lake restoration that included relocating over 1,800 households and closing 57 mines.
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40% Bias Score
Wildfires in Albania and Bulgaria Cause Injuries and Millions in Damages
Wildfires in Albania injured three, displaced thousands, and destroyed abandoned houses near Delvino, Avlonas County; simultaneously, Bulgaria battles numerous fires, causing .5 million EUR in damages, highlighting climate change and human negligence as key factors.
Wildfires in Albania and Bulgaria Cause Injuries and Millions in Damages
Wildfires in Albania injured three, displaced thousands, and destroyed abandoned houses near Delvino, Avlonas County; simultaneously, Bulgaria battles numerous fires, causing .5 million EUR in damages, highlighting climate change and human negligence as key factors.
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28% Bias Score
Increased Forest Fire Risk in Turkey Due to Climate Change
Professor Ertuğrul Bilgili of KTÜ warns of increased forest fire risk in Western and Inner Black Sea, and southern Marmara regions of Turkey due to prolonged droughts and unusual weather patterns, urging a reevaluation of forestry practices and fire prevention strategies.
Increased Forest Fire Risk in Turkey Due to Climate Change
Professor Ertuğrul Bilgili of KTÜ warns of increased forest fire risk in Western and Inner Black Sea, and southern Marmara regions of Turkey due to prolonged droughts and unusual weather patterns, urging a reevaluation of forestry practices and fire prevention strategies.
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32% Bias Score
German Budget Criticized for Misallocation and Cuts to Social Programs
Lisa Paus, chairwoman of the Bundestag budget committee, criticized Germany's government for misallocating its record budget, citing the use of funds to plug budget holes instead of investments in climate protection and competitiveness, along with cuts to social programs and broken promises on tax c...
German Budget Criticized for Misallocation and Cuts to Social Programs
Lisa Paus, chairwoman of the Bundestag budget committee, criticized Germany's government for misallocating its record budget, citing the use of funds to plug budget holes instead of investments in climate protection and competitiveness, along with cuts to social programs and broken promises on tax c...
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28% Bias Score
Extreme Heatwave Triggers Extreme Fire Risk in Greece
A severe heatwave grips Greece on Saturday, July 26th, 2025, with temperatures soaring to 40-44°C in many areas, leading to an extreme fire risk (level 5) in Attica and eight other regions, while most of the country faces high (level 4 and 3) fire danger according to the Fire Service and weather for...
Extreme Heatwave Triggers Extreme Fire Risk in Greece
A severe heatwave grips Greece on Saturday, July 26th, 2025, with temperatures soaring to 40-44°C in many areas, leading to an extreme fire risk (level 5) in Attica and eight other regions, while most of the country faces high (level 4 and 3) fire danger according to the Fire Service and weather for...
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16% Bias Score
Climate Change Spurs Exotic Fruit Growth in Germany, but High Costs Limit Market
Due to a milder climate, German farmers are cultivating more exotic fruits like apricots, peaches, and nectarines, particularly in southern regions; however, high production costs make them uncompetitive with cheaper imports, limiting the market to niche sales.
Climate Change Spurs Exotic Fruit Growth in Germany, but High Costs Limit Market
Due to a milder climate, German farmers are cultivating more exotic fruits like apricots, peaches, and nectarines, particularly in southern regions; however, high production costs make them uncompetitive with cheaper imports, limiting the market to niche sales.
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44% Bias Score
Greece Battles 45.8°C Heatwave, Wildfires Amidst Widespread Disruptions
Greece is enduring its third and longest heatwave of the summer, with temperatures soaring to 45.8°C in Mesenia, prompting adjusted Acropolis hours, temporary work bans, and widespread disruptions amid raging wildfires that have led to over 1,300 evacuations.
Greece Battles 45.8°C Heatwave, Wildfires Amidst Widespread Disruptions
Greece is enduring its third and longest heatwave of the summer, with temperatures soaring to 45.8°C in Mesenia, prompting adjusted Acropolis hours, temporary work bans, and widespread disruptions amid raging wildfires that have led to over 1,300 evacuations.
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24% Bias Score
Torrential Rain Causes Widespread Flooding in Southern Germany
Torrential rainfall in Southern Germany has caused widespread flooding, with up to 150 liters of rain per square meter expected in some areas over the next few days; flooding has affected cities such as Nuremberg and Augsburg, resulting in flooded basements, roads, and disrupted transportation.
Torrential Rain Causes Widespread Flooding in Southern Germany
Torrential rainfall in Southern Germany has caused widespread flooding, with up to 150 liters of rain per square meter expected in some areas over the next few days; flooding has affected cities such as Nuremberg and Augsburg, resulting in flooded basements, roads, and disrupted transportation.
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24% Bias Score
Air Quality Alert: NYC Impacted by Canadian Wildfire Smoke
New York City and surrounding areas are under an air quality health advisory due to smoke from Canadian wildfires, impacting sensitive groups; the AQI is predicted to surpass 100, potentially reaching 135.
Air Quality Alert: NYC Impacted by Canadian Wildfire Smoke
New York City and surrounding areas are under an air quality health advisory due to smoke from Canadian wildfires, impacting sensitive groups; the AQI is predicted to surpass 100, potentially reaching 135.
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24% Bias Score
China Issues Red Alerts as Severe Rainstorms Threaten Northern Regions
Intense rainstorms in northern China's Heilongjiang and Inner Mongolia have prompted red alerts, threatening farmland, causing river swelling, and posing risks of mountain torrents; authorities activated emergency responses.
China Issues Red Alerts as Severe Rainstorms Threaten Northern Regions
Intense rainstorms in northern China's Heilongjiang and Inner Mongolia have prompted red alerts, threatening farmland, causing river swelling, and posing risks of mountain torrents; authorities activated emergency responses.
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16% Bias Score
Germany's shift towards exotic fruit cultivation: a niche market amid climate change and import competition
Due to Germany's milder climate, farmers are increasingly cultivating apricots, peaches, and nectarines, especially in southern regions; however, high production costs and competition from cheaper imports limit its expansion, making it a niche market.
Germany's shift towards exotic fruit cultivation: a niche market amid climate change and import competition
Due to Germany's milder climate, farmers are increasingly cultivating apricots, peaches, and nectarines, especially in southern regions; however, high production costs and competition from cheaper imports limit its expansion, making it a niche market.
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36% Bias Score
ICJ Rules States Must Prevent Climate Harm, Face Potential Compensation
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued a landmark advisory opinion on climate change, stating that countries have a legal obligation to prevent climate harm and may face compensation for failing to do so, providing a legal mechanism for vulnerable communities to hold states accountable.
ICJ Rules States Must Prevent Climate Harm, Face Potential Compensation
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued a landmark advisory opinion on climate change, stating that countries have a legal obligation to prevent climate harm and may face compensation for failing to do so, providing a legal mechanism for vulnerable communities to hold states accountable.
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24% Bias Score
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