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Extreme Weather Drives Global Food Price Spikes
A 2024 study reveals extreme weather events such as heatwaves and droughts between 2022 and 2024 caused significant food price increases globally, impacting various commodities like cabbage, rice, vegetables, olive oil, cocoa, and coffee due to reduced crop yields in concentrated production areas, h...
Extreme Weather Drives Global Food Price Spikes
A 2024 study reveals extreme weather events such as heatwaves and droughts between 2022 and 2024 caused significant food price increases globally, impacting various commodities like cabbage, rice, vegetables, olive oil, cocoa, and coffee due to reduced crop yields in concentrated production areas, h...
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24% Bias Score
Spanish Insurance System Faces Record Losses from Devastating Floods
Andriy Drohorub's family, having moved from Ukraine to Spain in June 2024, suffered significant damage to their uninsured Alfafara apartment in October 2024 due to intense floods linked to the DANA weather phenomenon; the Spanish insurance system, CCS, faced record losses but mostly covered claims.
Spanish Insurance System Faces Record Losses from Devastating Floods
Andriy Drohorub's family, having moved from Ukraine to Spain in June 2024, suffered significant damage to their uninsured Alfafara apartment in October 2024 due to intense floods linked to the DANA weather phenomenon; the Spanish insurance system, CCS, faced record losses but mostly covered claims.
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24% Bias Score
Pakistan Floods Kill 21, Raising Monsoon Death Toll to 242
Flash floods and landslides in Pakistan have killed at least 21 people in 24 hours, raising the monsoon death toll to 242; heavy rains caused house collapses and stranded over 200 tourists in Gilgit-Baltistan, with some still missing.
Pakistan Floods Kill 21, Raising Monsoon Death Toll to 242
Flash floods and landslides in Pakistan have killed at least 21 people in 24 hours, raising the monsoon death toll to 242; heavy rains caused house collapses and stranded over 200 tourists in Gilgit-Baltistan, with some still missing.
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20% Bias Score
Ağrı Dağı Glacier Shrinks 41% Due to Global Warming
Analysis of satellite imagery reveals that Ağrı Dağı's summit glacier has shrunk by 41% since 1987, decreasing from 8,042 square kilometers to 4,950 square kilometers, primarily due to global warming, and could disappear almost entirely within the next 50 years.
Ağrı Dağı Glacier Shrinks 41% Due to Global Warming
Analysis of satellite imagery reveals that Ağrı Dağı's summit glacier has shrunk by 41% since 1987, decreasing from 8,042 square kilometers to 4,950 square kilometers, primarily due to global warming, and could disappear almost entirely within the next 50 years.
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40% Bias Score
UK Integrates Carbon Removals into Emissions Trading System
The UK government will include greenhouse gas removals in its carbon market by the end of 2029, creating a regulated market for carbon removal credits, potentially generating \$53 million annually and influencing global carbon removal growth. Only removals on UK soil, verified as sequestered for at ...
UK Integrates Carbon Removals into Emissions Trading System
The UK government will include greenhouse gas removals in its carbon market by the end of 2029, creating a regulated market for carbon removal credits, potentially generating \$53 million annually and influencing global carbon removal growth. Only removals on UK soil, verified as sequestered for at ...
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28% Bias Score
Germany Reaffirms 2045 Climate Neutrality Goal
Amidst recent statements questioning the impact of unilateral action, Germany's commitment to its 2045 climate neutrality goal remains, with Environment Minister Schneider emphasizing renewable energy and increased funding for natural climate solutions, such as 385 million euros for natural climate ...
Germany Reaffirms 2045 Climate Neutrality Goal
Amidst recent statements questioning the impact of unilateral action, Germany's commitment to its 2045 climate neutrality goal remains, with Environment Minister Schneider emphasizing renewable energy and increased funding for natural climate solutions, such as 385 million euros for natural climate ...
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Valencia to Build Massive Flood Mitigation Park After Deadly October Floods
The Valencia regional government announced a 150 million euro project to create a 1,500-hectare floodable park, mimicking the Albufera lagoon's flood protection, following the October 29th, 2023, floods that caused 228 deaths. The project involves creating two green corridors and will be funded thro...
Valencia to Build Massive Flood Mitigation Park After Deadly October Floods
The Valencia regional government announced a 150 million euro project to create a 1,500-hectare floodable park, mimicking the Albufera lagoon's flood protection, following the October 29th, 2023, floods that caused 228 deaths. The project involves creating two green corridors and will be funded thro...
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40% Bias Score
Australia's Toxic Algal Bloom: A Natural Disaster?
A toxic algal bloom in South Australia, twice the size of the Australian Capital Territory, has killed over 400 marine species, caused A$28 million in economic damage, and sparked a political debate over its classification as a natural disaster.
Australia's Toxic Algal Bloom: A Natural Disaster?
A toxic algal bloom in South Australia, twice the size of the Australian Capital Territory, has killed over 400 marine species, caused A$28 million in economic damage, and sparked a political debate over its classification as a natural disaster.
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62 Million Under Heat Alerts as Brutal US Heat Wave Intensifies
A dangerous heat wave blankets the US from Florida to the northern Plains, impacting 62 million people under heat alerts, with triple-digit temperatures predicted for several states and record highs expected in some cities.
62 Million Under Heat Alerts as Brutal US Heat Wave Intensifies
A dangerous heat wave blankets the US from Florida to the northern Plains, impacting 62 million people under heat alerts, with triple-digit temperatures predicted for several states and record highs expected in some cities.
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Climate Activist Highlights Legal Battles and Human Cost of Climate Change at Rimini Conference
Filmmaker Nic Balthazar presented his documentary "Duty of Care", which follows the Shell climate lawsuit, and his play "For Rosa", which dramatizes the death of a young climate activist, at the ECca 2025 climate conference in Rimini, Italy, highlighting the human cost of climate inaction and the ne...
Climate Activist Highlights Legal Battles and Human Cost of Climate Change at Rimini Conference
Filmmaker Nic Balthazar presented his documentary "Duty of Care", which follows the Shell climate lawsuit, and his play "For Rosa", which dramatizes the death of a young climate activist, at the ECca 2025 climate conference in Rimini, Italy, highlighting the human cost of climate inaction and the ne...
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UK Invests £63m in Sustainable Aviation Fuel, Facing Climate Concerns
The UK government will invest £63 million in 17 British companies to develop sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) from sources like forest cuttings and household waste, aiming to create 1,400 jobs, add £5 billion to the economy, and meet rising demands while facing criticism over its effectiveness.
UK Invests £63m in Sustainable Aviation Fuel, Facing Climate Concerns
The UK government will invest £63 million in 17 British companies to develop sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) from sources like forest cuttings and household waste, aiming to create 1,400 jobs, add £5 billion to the economy, and meet rising demands while facing criticism over its effectiveness.
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48% Bias Score
Southeastern Australia to Receive Much-Needed Rain, But Drought Deficits Remain
A cold front bringing rain, and damaging winds, to drought-affected areas of southeastern Australia from Wednesday to Sunday, with some places expecting their best rainfall of the year, but deficits remain significant after 18 months of dry weather.
Southeastern Australia to Receive Much-Needed Rain, But Drought Deficits Remain
A cold front bringing rain, and damaging winds, to drought-affected areas of southeastern Australia from Wednesday to Sunday, with some places expecting their best rainfall of the year, but deficits remain significant after 18 months of dry weather.
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24% Bias Score
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