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Climate Change and Low Farmer Incomes Threaten Ghana's Cocoa Production
Unpredictable weather in West Africa, particularly Ghana, is severely impacting cocoa production, with 13 million diseased cocoa trees cut down in 2024; low farmer income (9% of supermarket price) and high chocolate company profits exacerbate this crisis, potentially leading to cocoa shortages withi...
Climate Change and Low Farmer Incomes Threaten Ghana's Cocoa Production
Unpredictable weather in West Africa, particularly Ghana, is severely impacting cocoa production, with 13 million diseased cocoa trees cut down in 2024; low farmer income (9% of supermarket price) and high chocolate company profits exacerbate this crisis, potentially leading to cocoa shortages withi...
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52% Bias Score
IMO Agrees on Shipping Carbon Emission Rules, Falling Short of Climate Goals
The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) will require shipping companies to pay for their vessels' CO2 emissions from 2028, raising an estimated $10 billion annually, but falling short of the $60 billion levy sought by developing countries to combat climate change, resulting in an estimated 8% ...
IMO Agrees on Shipping Carbon Emission Rules, Falling Short of Climate Goals
The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) will require shipping companies to pay for their vessels' CO2 emissions from 2028, raising an estimated $10 billion annually, but falling short of the $60 billion levy sought by developing countries to combat climate change, resulting in an estimated 8% ...
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44% Bias Score
Two Million Hectares of Koala Habitat Lost Since 2012
Analysis reveals nearly 2 million hectares of koala habitat in Queensland and NSW were destroyed between 2012 and 2021, largely due to agriculture, despite the species' endangered status, highlighting the inadequacy of current environmental protection laws.
Two Million Hectares of Koala Habitat Lost Since 2012
Analysis reveals nearly 2 million hectares of koala habitat in Queensland and NSW were destroyed between 2012 and 2021, largely due to agriculture, despite the species' endangered status, highlighting the inadequacy of current environmental protection laws.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Peatland Study Reveals Unexpected CO2 Emission Variations
A Dutch study investigating methods to reduce CO2 emissions from peatlands found unexpected results in some areas, where raising groundwater levels increased CO2 emissions due to upwelling groundwater, highlighting the need for site-specific solutions.
Dutch Peatland Study Reveals Unexpected CO2 Emission Variations
A Dutch study investigating methods to reduce CO2 emissions from peatlands found unexpected results in some areas, where raising groundwater levels increased CO2 emissions due to upwelling groundwater, highlighting the need for site-specific solutions.
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20% Bias Score
Turkey's Climate Law Focuses on Sustainable Practices, Renewable Energy
Turkey's proposed Climate Law, currently under parliamentary review, aims to reduce climate change impacts through sustainable practices, renewable energy promotion, and improved disaster preparedness, without imposing restrictions on individual freedoms, according to the Directorate of Communicatio...
Turkey's Climate Law Focuses on Sustainable Practices, Renewable Energy
Turkey's proposed Climate Law, currently under parliamentary review, aims to reduce climate change impacts through sustainable practices, renewable energy promotion, and improved disaster preparedness, without imposing restrictions on individual freedoms, according to the Directorate of Communicatio...
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48% Bias Score
Germany Funds National Research Center for Climate-Neutral Construction
The German government's coalition agreement secures 68.5 million euros until 2028 for a new national research center in Bautzen and Weimar focused on climate-neutral construction, with additional funding from Saxony (up to 450 million euros) and Thuringia (35 million euros), aiming to achieve climat...
Germany Funds National Research Center for Climate-Neutral Construction
The German government's coalition agreement secures 68.5 million euros until 2028 for a new national research center in Bautzen and Weimar focused on climate-neutral construction, with additional funding from Saxony (up to 450 million euros) and Thuringia (35 million euros), aiming to achieve climat...
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44% Bias Score
French NGOs Sue Government Over Inadequate Climate Adaptation Plan
In France, a coalition of NGOs including Greenpeace and Oxfam is suing the government for its insufficient climate adaptation plan, lacking funding for crucial protective measures against climate change impacts affecting millions, setting a precedent for Europe.
French NGOs Sue Government Over Inadequate Climate Adaptation Plan
In France, a coalition of NGOs including Greenpeace and Oxfam is suing the government for its insufficient climate adaptation plan, lacking funding for crucial protective measures against climate change impacts affecting millions, setting a precedent for Europe.
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44% Bias Score
IMO Reaches Global Agreement on CO2 Levy for Shipping
A global agreement to reduce shipping CO2 emissions was reached at the IMO in London after nearly ten years of negotiations, with a levy on emissions above a certain level to take effect January 1, 2028; the US withdrew from negotiations.
IMO Reaches Global Agreement on CO2 Levy for Shipping
A global agreement to reduce shipping CO2 emissions was reached at the IMO in London after nearly ten years of negotiations, with a levy on emissions above a certain level to take effect January 1, 2028; the US withdrew from negotiations.
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32% Bias Score
Trump Administration to Eliminate NOAA Research Arm
The Trump administration plans to eliminate NOAA's research arm, cutting its budget by over 27% and impacting weather forecasting, climate research, and related services, which will affect various sectors and hinder research on severe weather events.
Trump Administration to Eliminate NOAA Research Arm
The Trump administration plans to eliminate NOAA's research arm, cutting its budget by over 27% and impacting weather forecasting, climate research, and related services, which will affect various sectors and hinder research on severe weather events.
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56% Bias Score
Bogotá Lifts Year-Long Water Rationing Amid Climate Change Concerns
Bogotá ended a year-long water rationing program on July 6, 2025, due to improved reservoir levels and increased water supply from the Tibitoc system, after the city experienced its most severe water crisis in history.
Bogotá Lifts Year-Long Water Rationing Amid Climate Change Concerns
Bogotá ended a year-long water rationing program on July 6, 2025, due to improved reservoir levels and increased water supply from the Tibitoc system, after the city experienced its most severe water crisis in history.
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40% Bias Score
EU Cautious on Trump's US Energy Import Push, Citing Climate Goals
Donald Trump's renewed request for the EU to purchase more US oil and gas has been met with caution by the EU, which stated it would increase imports but only under conditions that do not compromise its climate and environmental goals, highlighting the conflict between economic and environmental pri...
EU Cautious on Trump's US Energy Import Push, Citing Climate Goals
Donald Trump's renewed request for the EU to purchase more US oil and gas has been met with caution by the EU, which stated it would increase imports but only under conditions that do not compromise its climate and environmental goals, highlighting the conflict between economic and environmental pri...
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48% Bias Score
Birch Wood: A Potential Solution to Construction Timber Shortages
Researchers in Aachen, Germany are testing the strength of birch wood to potentially replace dwindling spruce supplies in construction, prompted by climate change and bark beetle damage to existing forests. The aim is to develop EU and DIN standards for birch wood construction within the next 20 yea...
Birch Wood: A Potential Solution to Construction Timber Shortages
Researchers in Aachen, Germany are testing the strength of birch wood to potentially replace dwindling spruce supplies in construction, prompted by climate change and bark beetle damage to existing forests. The aim is to develop EU and DIN standards for birch wood construction within the next 20 yea...
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40% Bias Score
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