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South Korea Rains: Four Dead, Thousands Evacuated
Torrential rains have caused four deaths and at least two missing in South Korea, forcing over 7,000 evacuations, with over 2,800 people still displaced, and causing 729 cases of damage to public infrastructure and over 1,000 cases of damage to private property.
South Korea Rains: Four Dead, Thousands Evacuated
Torrential rains have caused four deaths and at least two missing in South Korea, forcing over 7,000 evacuations, with over 2,800 people still displaced, and causing 729 cases of damage to public infrastructure and over 1,000 cases of damage to private property.
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32% Bias Score
Antarctic Penguin Guano Mitigates Climate Change by Enhancing Cloud Formation
A study in Nature reveals that Adélie penguin guano at Marambio Base, Antarctica, releases ammonia, which accelerates cloud formation by increasing aerosol production, potentially mitigating climate change; ammonia levels reached 13.5 parts per billion when wind blew from the colony, remaining 100 t...
Antarctic Penguin Guano Mitigates Climate Change by Enhancing Cloud Formation
A study in Nature reveals that Adélie penguin guano at Marambio Base, Antarctica, releases ammonia, which accelerates cloud formation by increasing aerosol production, potentially mitigating climate change; ammonia levels reached 13.5 parts per billion when wind blew from the colony, remaining 100 t...
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24% Bias Score
Extreme Heat Poses Serious Risks to European Workers
Soaring summer temperatures across Europe are causing serious health risks for workers, with one recent death in Barcelona prompting investigations and highlighting the lack of uniform EU regulations on heat exposure in the workplace.
Extreme Heat Poses Serious Risks to European Workers
Soaring summer temperatures across Europe are causing serious health risks for workers, with one recent death in Barcelona prompting investigations and highlighting the lack of uniform EU regulations on heat exposure in the workplace.
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24% Bias Score
Four Florida Deaths Highlight Vibrio vulnificus Threat
Four Floridians died from Vibrio vulnificus, a flesh-eating bacteria thriving in warm seawater, prompting concerns about public health in coastal areas; eleven cases total have been reported.
Four Florida Deaths Highlight Vibrio vulnificus Threat
Four Floridians died from Vibrio vulnificus, a flesh-eating bacteria thriving in warm seawater, prompting concerns about public health in coastal areas; eleven cases total have been reported.
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8% Bias Score
Record-Breaking European Wildfires: 231,539 Hectares Burned
By July 15th, European wildfires had burned 231,539 hectares—119% above the long-term average—resulting in deaths, evacuations, and significant damage across multiple countries, primarily due to record-breaking heat and drought.
Record-Breaking European Wildfires: 231,539 Hectares Burned
By July 15th, European wildfires had burned 231,539 hectares—119% above the long-term average—resulting in deaths, evacuations, and significant damage across multiple countries, primarily due to record-breaking heat and drought.
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40% Bias Score
Wildfires in Europe Exceed Long-Term Average by 119%, Linked to Climate Change
Wildfires have burned an area the size of Luxembourg in Europe this year, exceeding the long-term average by 119%, forcing tens of thousands of evacuations and claiming at least three lives in Turkey; scientists attribute this to climate change.
Wildfires in Europe Exceed Long-Term Average by 119%, Linked to Climate Change
Wildfires have burned an area the size of Luxembourg in Europe this year, exceeding the long-term average by 119%, forcing tens of thousands of evacuations and claiming at least three lives in Turkey; scientists attribute this to climate change.
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52% Bias Score
Sustainable Diets: Reducing Australia's Food Carbon Footprint
A CSIRO study reveals that Australians' food choices and waste contribute significantly to greenhouse gas emissions; however, adopting a healthier, lower-emission diet can reduce this impact by 42-71%, according to further research.
Sustainable Diets: Reducing Australia's Food Carbon Footprint
A CSIRO study reveals that Australians' food choices and waste contribute significantly to greenhouse gas emissions; however, adopting a healthier, lower-emission diet can reduce this impact by 42-71%, according to further research.
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20% Bias Score
Climate Change Advances Humpback Whale Migration
Rising sea temperatures are causing humpback whale migration along Australia's east coast to peak three weeks earlier than in 2003, now starting in early September, impacting their breeding and feeding cycles, and highlighting the effects of climate change on marine ecosystems.
Climate Change Advances Humpback Whale Migration
Rising sea temperatures are causing humpback whale migration along Australia's east coast to peak three weeks earlier than in 2003, now starting in early September, impacting their breeding and feeding cycles, and highlighting the effects of climate change on marine ecosystems.
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36% Bias Score
Corcovado National Park: 50 Years of Conservation, Facing Future Threats
Corcovado National Park in Costa Rica, celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2025, has successfully preserved its biodiversity through strict regulations and controlled access, but faces future challenges from increasing tourism and infrastructure development.
Corcovado National Park: 50 Years of Conservation, Facing Future Threats
Corcovado National Park in Costa Rica, celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2025, has successfully preserved its biodiversity through strict regulations and controlled access, but faces future challenges from increasing tourism and infrastructure development.
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32% Bias Score
Europe's Renewable Energy Lag: Profitability, Subsidies, and Alternative Models
Europe's renewable energy expansion lags due to low profitability for private investors in a competitive market, necessitating government subsidies to achieve climate goals; however, alternative models such as public ownership are also being considered.
Europe's Renewable Energy Lag: Profitability, Subsidies, and Alternative Models
Europe's renewable energy expansion lags due to low profitability for private investors in a competitive market, necessitating government subsidies to achieve climate goals; however, alternative models such as public ownership are also being considered.
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36% Bias Score
Ancient Ice Core to Unlock Climate Change Mysteries
A 1.5-million-year-old ice core, drilled from the Antarctic ice sheet, arrived in the UK for analysis; scientists will melt it to study past climates, potentially revolutionizing our understanding of climate change and the Mid-Pleistocene Transition.
Ancient Ice Core to Unlock Climate Change Mysteries
A 1.5-million-year-old ice core, drilled from the Antarctic ice sheet, arrived in the UK for analysis; scientists will melt it to study past climates, potentially revolutionizing our understanding of climate change and the Mid-Pleistocene Transition.
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16% Bias Score
Repubblica's Climate Atlas: Evidence and Solutions
Repubblica's new climate atlas, released tomorrow, uses scientific data to explain the causes and consequences of climate change, including extreme weather, economic impacts, and health risks, and offers solutions for mitigation and adaptation.
Repubblica's Climate Atlas: Evidence and Solutions
Repubblica's new climate atlas, released tomorrow, uses scientific data to explain the causes and consequences of climate change, including extreme weather, economic impacts, and health risks, and offers solutions for mitigation and adaptation.
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44% Bias Score
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