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UK Climate Progress: Electric Cars and Heat Pumps Gain Traction, but Cheaper Electricity Needed
The UK's Climate Change Committee reports progress in electric car and heat pump adoption, but emphasizes the need for cheaper electricity to accelerate the transition to net-zero emissions by 2050, despite political disagreements about the feasibility of the goal.
UK Climate Progress: Electric Cars and Heat Pumps Gain Traction, but Cheaper Electricity Needed
The UK's Climate Change Committee reports progress in electric car and heat pump adoption, but emphasizes the need for cheaper electricity to accelerate the transition to net-zero emissions by 2050, despite political disagreements about the feasibility of the goal.
Progress
32% Bias Score
Spain Issues Heatwave Warning
Spain's meteorological agency (Aemet) has issued a warning for the first heatwave of the summer, starting Saturday, with temperatures potentially reaching 44 degrees Celsius and lasting until mid-next week, following an already record-breaking June.
Spain Issues Heatwave Warning
Spain's meteorological agency (Aemet) has issued a warning for the first heatwave of the summer, starting Saturday, with temperatures potentially reaching 44 degrees Celsius and lasting until mid-next week, following an already record-breaking June.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Record Amazon Fires in 2024: 156,000 Square Kilometers Burned
Intentional fires in the Brazilian Amazon in September 2024 burned 156,000 square kilometers of rainforest, a record high in 40 years, exceeding the size of Greece, due to land clearing for pasture exacerbated by drought and climate change.
Record Amazon Fires in 2024: 156,000 Square Kilometers Burned
Intentional fires in the Brazilian Amazon in September 2024 burned 156,000 square kilometers of rainforest, a record high in 40 years, exceeding the size of Greece, due to land clearing for pasture exacerbated by drought and climate change.
Progress
40% Bias Score
England Faces 5 Billion Liter Daily Water Shortage by 2055
England faces a 5 billion liter daily water shortfall by 2055, demanding societal changes including individual conservation, government strategies for water reuse, and regulatory changes to allow water companies to implement reuse schemes.
England Faces 5 Billion Liter Daily Water Shortage by 2055
England faces a 5 billion liter daily water shortfall by 2055, demanding societal changes including individual conservation, government strategies for water reuse, and regulatory changes to allow water companies to implement reuse schemes.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Bolivian Wildfires Force Indigenous Community Displacement
The Tie Uñá Ayoreo community in Bolivia's Santa Cruz region has been displaced for three years after wildfires destroyed their homes and land, highlighting the impact of deforestation and lack of government support on indigenous communities.
Bolivian Wildfires Force Indigenous Community Displacement
The Tie Uñá Ayoreo community in Bolivia's Santa Cruz region has been displaced for three years after wildfires destroyed their homes and land, highlighting the impact of deforestation and lack of government support on indigenous communities.
Progress
24% Bias Score
European Heatwave Highlights Climate Change Risks
A recent European heatwave saw temperatures surpass 35 degrees Celsius in France, setting a record high for the UK in 2025, underscoring the increasing frequency of heatwaves due to climate change and posing significant health risks, particularly for vulnerable populations.
European Heatwave Highlights Climate Change Risks
A recent European heatwave saw temperatures surpass 35 degrees Celsius in France, setting a record high for the UK in 2025, underscoring the increasing frequency of heatwaves due to climate change and posing significant health risks, particularly for vulnerable populations.
Progress
32% Bias Score
World Cup 2026: Scheduling Favors Europe, Risks Player Well-being
The 2026 World Cup, co-hosted by the US, Canada, and Mexico, faces scheduling conflicts due to extreme summer heat in southern US venues; midday game start times benefit European television audiences but negatively impact player performance and safety; FIFA's scheduling prioritizes European viewersh...
World Cup 2026: Scheduling Favors Europe, Risks Player Well-being
The 2026 World Cup, co-hosted by the US, Canada, and Mexico, faces scheduling conflicts due to extreme summer heat in southern US venues; midday game start times benefit European television audiences but negatively impact player performance and safety; FIFA's scheduling prioritizes European viewersh...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Global Warming Exceeds 1.5°C Limit; Three Years Remain Before Threshold Breach
A new report from 61 scientists finds that the planet is warming faster than expected, exceeding the 1.5°C limit in 2024, with only three years of emissions remaining before the threshold is breached, based on current emission rates. This warming increase is attributable to human activities and ampl...
Global Warming Exceeds 1.5°C Limit; Three Years Remain Before Threshold Breach
A new report from 61 scientists finds that the planet is warming faster than expected, exceeding the 1.5°C limit in 2024, with only three years of emissions remaining before the threshold is breached, based on current emission rates. This warming increase is attributable to human activities and ampl...
Progress
20% Bias Score
Illegal Cattle Ranching Fuels Luxury Handbag Production: Amazon Deforestation Linked to Italian Tanneries
An Earthsight investigation reveals that illegal cattle ranching in the Brazilian Amazon, responsible for massive deforestation, including in the Apyterewa indigenous territory, is linked to two major Italian tanneries supplying leather to luxury brands like Fendi, Kering, and Chanel, highlighting t...
Illegal Cattle Ranching Fuels Luxury Handbag Production: Amazon Deforestation Linked to Italian Tanneries
An Earthsight investigation reveals that illegal cattle ranching in the Brazilian Amazon, responsible for massive deforestation, including in the Apyterewa indigenous territory, is linked to two major Italian tanneries supplying leather to luxury brands like Fendi, Kering, and Chanel, highlighting t...
Progress
48% Bias Score
Chios Wildfire Forces Evacuations Amid Strong Winds
A major wildfire has been raging on the Greek island of Chios since Sunday, forcing the evacuation of 16 villages and settlements due to strong winds, requiring 190 firefighters, 35 vehicles, five helicopters and two water-dropping planes to battle the blaze.
Chios Wildfire Forces Evacuations Amid Strong Winds
A major wildfire has been raging on the Greek island of Chios since Sunday, forcing the evacuation of 16 villages and settlements due to strong winds, requiring 190 firefighters, 35 vehicles, five helicopters and two water-dropping planes to battle the blaze.
Progress
16% Bias Score
Trump Administration to Rescind Roadless Rule, Opening Millions of Acres to Logging
The Trump administration will end protections for nearly a third of US national forest land, totaling 59 million acres, allowing logging and road construction in areas previously restricted under the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, despite concerns about increased wildfire risks and environmen...
Trump Administration to Rescind Roadless Rule, Opening Millions of Acres to Logging
The Trump administration will end protections for nearly a third of US national forest land, totaling 59 million acres, allowing logging and road construction in areas previously restricted under the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, despite concerns about increased wildfire risks and environmen...
Progress
64% Bias Score
Madrid Spends €1.5 Million on Temporary Shade Structures Amidst Evictions from El Retiro Park
The Madrid City Council spent €1.5 million on 32 temporary awnings to combat extreme heat, while evicting citizens from El Retiro Park, the city's coolest public space, revealing a prioritization of profit over public well-being.
Madrid Spends €1.5 Million on Temporary Shade Structures Amidst Evictions from El Retiro Park
The Madrid City Council spent €1.5 million on 32 temporary awnings to combat extreme heat, while evicting citizens from El Retiro Park, the city's coolest public space, revealing a prioritization of profit over public well-being.
Progress
56% Bias Score
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