

7.3 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Vanuatu, Exacerbating Climate Change Concerns
A 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck near Vanuatu's most populous island on December 17th, causing at least 10 deaths and over 200 injuries in Port Vila, highlighting the nation's vulnerability in the Pacific Ring of Fire, exacerbated by potential links between climate change and increased seismic acti...
7.3 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Vanuatu, Exacerbating Climate Change Concerns
A 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck near Vanuatu's most populous island on December 17th, causing at least 10 deaths and over 200 injuries in Port Vila, highlighting the nation's vulnerability in the Pacific Ring of Fire, exacerbated by potential links between climate change and increased seismic acti...
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24% Bias Score


Funding Crisis Cripples Australian Wildlife Rescue
Wildlife rescue groups in Australia are facing a funding crisis, with increased demand due to climate change and dwindling donations forcing reduced opening hours at a major hospital, while one group recorded a 600% increase in calls for help in a single month.
Funding Crisis Cripples Australian Wildlife Rescue
Wildlife rescue groups in Australia are facing a funding crisis, with increased demand due to climate change and dwindling donations forcing reduced opening hours at a major hospital, while one group recorded a 600% increase in calls for help in a single month.
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56% Bias Score


Cyclone Chido: 76 Dead in Mozambique, Mayotte Also Devastated
Cyclone Chido, after devastating Mayotte, caused at least 76 deaths and impacted over 380,000 people in Mozambique, destroying nearly 62,000 homes and leaving urgent needs for shelter, food, and hygiene kits; Mayotte, with 35 deaths, faces water shortages and potential disease outbreaks while the Co...
Cyclone Chido: 76 Dead in Mozambique, Mayotte Also Devastated
Cyclone Chido, after devastating Mayotte, caused at least 76 deaths and impacted over 380,000 people in Mozambique, destroying nearly 62,000 homes and leaving urgent needs for shelter, food, and hygiene kits; Mayotte, with 35 deaths, faces water shortages and potential disease outbreaks while the Co...
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24% Bias Score


Home Heating Costs to Exceed Holiday Spending This Winter
Due to colder temperatures and rising electricity costs, Americans are expected to spend $941 on average for home heating this winter, exceeding the projected $902 average holiday gift spending.
Home Heating Costs to Exceed Holiday Spending This Winter
Due to colder temperatures and rising electricity costs, Americans are expected to spend $941 on average for home heating this winter, exceeding the projected $902 average holiday gift spending.
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32% Bias Score


Extinction Rebellion Protest at Rijksmuseum Ends with Nine Activists Removed
Nine Extinction Rebellion activists were removed from Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum on November 17 after gluing themselves together to protest the museum's sponsorship by ING, described by XR as the Netherlands' largest fossil fuel financier; the protest, which included 200 demonstrators and children, con...
Extinction Rebellion Protest at Rijksmuseum Ends with Nine Activists Removed
Nine Extinction Rebellion activists were removed from Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum on November 17 after gluing themselves together to protest the museum's sponsorship by ING, described by XR as the Netherlands' largest fossil fuel financier; the protest, which included 200 demonstrators and children, con...
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40% Bias Score


Cyclone Chido: 73 Dead in Mozambique, Widespread Destruction
Cyclone Chido caused 73 deaths in Mozambique (66 in Cabo Delgado, 4 in Nampula, 3 in Niassa) and 13 in Malawi, injuring over 540 and affecting over 329,500, destroying over 39,100 homes after making landfall on Sunday with winds of 260 kph and rainfall of 250 mm in 24 hours, following damage in Mayo...
Cyclone Chido: 73 Dead in Mozambique, Widespread Destruction
Cyclone Chido caused 73 deaths in Mozambique (66 in Cabo Delgado, 4 in Nampula, 3 in Niassa) and 13 in Malawi, injuring over 540 and affecting over 329,500, destroying over 39,100 homes after making landfall on Sunday with winds of 260 kph and rainfall of 250 mm in 24 hours, following damage in Mayo...
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24% Bias Score

Magnitude 7.3 Earthquake Strikes Vanuatu; Climate Change May Exacerbate Seismic Risk
A magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck near Vanuatu's most populous island on July 11, 2024, causing at least 10 deaths and over 200 injuries in Port Vila; the death toll is expected to climb. Recent research suggests climate change may increase earthquake frequency.

Magnitude 7.3 Earthquake Strikes Vanuatu; Climate Change May Exacerbate Seismic Risk
A magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck near Vanuatu's most populous island on July 11, 2024, causing at least 10 deaths and over 200 injuries in Port Vila; the death toll is expected to climb. Recent research suggests climate change may increase earthquake frequency.
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44% Bias Score

Trump's Energy Policy: A Complex Path Ahead
President-elect Trump's energy policy, despite his campaign promise to prioritize fossil fuels, faces challenges due to his appointees' mixed backgrounds in clean energy, the ongoing economic success of the oil industry under the Biden administration, and the growing need for electricity from source...

Trump's Energy Policy: A Complex Path Ahead
President-elect Trump's energy policy, despite his campaign promise to prioritize fossil fuels, faces challenges due to his appointees' mixed backgrounds in clean energy, the ongoing economic success of the oil industry under the Biden administration, and the growing need for electricity from source...
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40% Bias Score

New Jersey Flood Plan Revised: $7.6 Billion Focus on Home Elevations
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers revised its New Jersey back bay flood protection plan, reducing the cost from $16 billion to $7.6 billion by eliminating storm gates and focusing on elevating 6,421 homes, hardening 279 critical facilities, and restoring 217 acres of salt marshes.

New Jersey Flood Plan Revised: $7.6 Billion Focus on Home Elevations
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers revised its New Jersey back bay flood protection plan, reducing the cost from $16 billion to $7.6 billion by eliminating storm gates and focusing on elevating 6,421 homes, hardening 279 critical facilities, and restoring 217 acres of salt marshes.
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48% Bias Score

Extinction Rebellion Protest at Rijksmuseum Ends with Nine Arrests
Nine Extinction Rebellion activists were removed from Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum on December 21 after gluing themselves together to protest the museum's sponsorship by ING, described as the Netherlands' largest fossil fuel financier; the demonstration, involving 200 participants, was the third such pro...

Extinction Rebellion Protest at Rijksmuseum Ends with Nine Arrests
Nine Extinction Rebellion activists were removed from Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum on December 21 after gluing themselves together to protest the museum's sponsorship by ING, described as the Netherlands' largest fossil fuel financier; the demonstration, involving 200 participants, was the third such pro...
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36% Bias Score

3.1°C Warming: Existential Threat Demands Systemic Change
The world faces a catastrophic 3.1°C temperature rise by 2100, causing widespread displacement, extreme weather events, and systemic governmental failures, necessitating urgent global action and fundamental systemic change.

3.1°C Warming: Existential Threat Demands Systemic Change
The world faces a catastrophic 3.1°C temperature rise by 2100, causing widespread displacement, extreme weather events, and systemic governmental failures, necessitating urgent global action and fundamental systemic change.
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48% Bias Score

Ecuador's Drought-Induced Blackouts Cause $7.5 Billion in Losses
Ecuador is experiencing its worst drought in nearly 60 years, leading to daily power outages of up to 14 hours that have caused $7.5 billion in economic losses and widespread job losses, prompting public protests and government action to end most blackouts starting Friday.

Ecuador's Drought-Induced Blackouts Cause $7.5 Billion in Losses
Ecuador is experiencing its worst drought in nearly 60 years, leading to daily power outages of up to 14 hours that have caused $7.5 billion in economic losses and widespread job losses, prompting public protests and government action to end most blackouts starting Friday.
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40% Bias Score