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Mexican Glaciers Near Extinction Due to Climate Change
Mexican glaciers, once 18, are now reduced to three due to climate change; the Ayoloco glacier on Iztaccíhuatl was declared extinct in 2018, highlighting a significant loss of ice cover since the 1920s and the vulnerability of high-altitude ecosystems.
Mexican Glaciers Near Extinction Due to Climate Change
Mexican glaciers, once 18, are now reduced to three due to climate change; the Ayoloco glacier on Iztaccíhuatl was declared extinct in 2018, highlighting a significant loss of ice cover since the 1920s and the vulnerability of high-altitude ecosystems.
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12% Bias Score
Executive Bonuses Increasingly Linked to Sustainability Goals
KPMG research reveals that nearly 80% of large companies across 15 countries now tie executive bonuses to sustainability, a significant increase driven by regulations and growing awareness of ESG factors; however, 83 companies still do not include such metrics.
Executive Bonuses Increasingly Linked to Sustainability Goals
KPMG research reveals that nearly 80% of large companies across 15 countries now tie executive bonuses to sustainability, a significant increase driven by regulations and growing awareness of ESG factors; however, 83 companies still do not include such metrics.
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36% Bias Score
Chile Seeks to Modernize Environmental Regulations Amidst Climate Change Concerns
The Chilean government is pursuing a domestic environmental reform bill and an Inter-American Court opinion on climate change duties, aiming to streamline regulations and strengthen environmental protections, but faces obstacles such as indigenous consultations and project litigation.
Chile Seeks to Modernize Environmental Regulations Amidst Climate Change Concerns
The Chilean government is pursuing a domestic environmental reform bill and an Inter-American Court opinion on climate change duties, aiming to streamline regulations and strengthen environmental protections, but faces obstacles such as indigenous consultations and project litigation.
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56% Bias Score
Court Orders UK Government to Detail River Cleanup Plan
An English court upheld a ruling that the UK government's plan to clean up the pollution-damaged Upper Costa Beck river lacked legally required detail, rejecting the environment secretary's appeal and highlighting the poor state of England's rivers.
Court Orders UK Government to Detail River Cleanup Plan
An English court upheld a ruling that the UK government's plan to clean up the pollution-damaged Upper Costa Beck river lacked legally required detail, rejecting the environment secretary's appeal and highlighting the poor state of England's rivers.
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48% Bias Score
IUCN Red List Highlights Widespread Threat to Fungal Species
A new IUCN Red List update reveals that nearly one-third of assessed fungal species are threatened with extinction due to human activities like agriculture, deforestation, and urbanization, impacting vital ecosystem services.
IUCN Red List Highlights Widespread Threat to Fungal Species
A new IUCN Red List update reveals that nearly one-third of assessed fungal species are threatened with extinction due to human activities like agriculture, deforestation, and urbanization, impacting vital ecosystem services.
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12% Bias Score
Libelium: Using IoT to Create Sustainable Cities
Libelium, a Zaragoza-based IoT company, uses digital twins to analyze environmental data, improving air quality and optimizing waste management in cities, while also collaborating on projects like Saudi Arabia's The Line to create emission-free urban environments.
Libelium: Using IoT to Create Sustainable Cities
Libelium, a Zaragoza-based IoT company, uses digital twins to analyze environmental data, improving air quality and optimizing waste management in cities, while also collaborating on projects like Saudi Arabia's The Line to create emission-free urban environments.
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32% Bias Score
Severe Storms and Potentially Deadly Flooding to Hit Central and Eastern US
A severe weather outbreak, including potentially deadly thunderstorms and flooding, is expected to impact the central and eastern US from Tuesday to Saturday, affecting tens of millions and potentially causing generational flooding, following a deadly weekend storm.
Severe Storms and Potentially Deadly Flooding to Hit Central and Eastern US
A severe weather outbreak, including potentially deadly thunderstorms and flooding, is expected to impact the central and eastern US from Tuesday to Saturday, affecting tens of millions and potentially causing generational flooding, following a deadly weekend storm.
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16% Bias Score
Federal Funding Freeze Delays Clean Energy Projects
The Trump administration's freeze on federal funding for climate and environmental projects is delaying crucial initiatives in Alaska and on the Navajo Nation, prompting Republican lawmakers from affected areas to advocate for the release of funds.
Federal Funding Freeze Delays Clean Energy Projects
The Trump administration's freeze on federal funding for climate and environmental projects is delaying crucial initiatives in Alaska and on the Navajo Nation, prompting Republican lawmakers from affected areas to advocate for the release of funds.
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40% Bias Score
Devastating Queensland Floods Cause Widespread Damage, Long Recovery Expected
Heavy rainfall in central and southwest Queensland (March 23-present) caused widespread flooding, isolating towns, damaging homes, and resulting in an estimated 150,000 livestock losses. Recovery efforts are expected to take months to years.
Devastating Queensland Floods Cause Widespread Damage, Long Recovery Expected
Heavy rainfall in central and southwest Queensland (March 23-present) caused widespread flooding, isolating towns, damaging homes, and resulting in an estimated 150,000 livestock losses. Recovery efforts are expected to take months to years.
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28% Bias Score
Finland Achieves Near-Complete Coal Phase-Out Four Years Early
Finland's Salmisaari coal power plant closed on April 1st, 2024, marking a significant step towards the country's complete coal phase-out four years ahead of schedule, driven by a surge in wind power, government policies, and public pressure, resulting in lower energy bills and increased energy inde...
Finland Achieves Near-Complete Coal Phase-Out Four Years Early
Finland's Salmisaari coal power plant closed on April 1st, 2024, marking a significant step towards the country's complete coal phase-out four years ahead of schedule, driven by a surge in wind power, government policies, and public pressure, resulting in lower energy bills and increased energy inde...
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48% Bias Score
British Columbia Eliminates Provincial Carbon Tax
British Columbia's NDP government eliminated its provincial carbon tax on April 1st, 2024, reducing fuel taxes by 17 cents per liter, creating a $2 billion budget shortfall, and ending a climate action tax credit to partially offset the loss, despite concerns from the BC Greens.
British Columbia Eliminates Provincial Carbon Tax
British Columbia's NDP government eliminated its provincial carbon tax on April 1st, 2024, reducing fuel taxes by 17 cents per liter, creating a $2 billion budget shortfall, and ending a climate action tax credit to partially offset the loss, despite concerns from the BC Greens.
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48% Bias Score
Antarctic Iceberg Calving Reveals Thriving Ecosystem
A Chicago-sized iceberg, A-84, broke off the George VI Ice Shelf on January 13, 2025, revealing a thriving, unexpected ecosystem beneath it, raising questions about Antarctic biodiversity and the impacts of climate change.
Antarctic Iceberg Calving Reveals Thriving Ecosystem
A Chicago-sized iceberg, A-84, broke off the George VI Ice Shelf on January 13, 2025, revealing a thriving, unexpected ecosystem beneath it, raising questions about Antarctic biodiversity and the impacts of climate change.
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24% Bias Score
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