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Record-Breaking Pacific Ocean Marine Heatwave
A record-breaking marine heatwave, spanning 5,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean, is impacting weather patterns and marine life, with contributing factors linked to human-caused global warming.
Record-Breaking Pacific Ocean Marine Heatwave
A record-breaking marine heatwave, spanning 5,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean, is impacting weather patterns and marine life, with contributing factors linked to human-caused global warming.
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32% Bias Score
Record Carbon Emissions from European Wildfires in 2025
As of late September 2025, wildfires in Europe have released 12.9 megatons of carbon, exceeding previous records and impacting air quality.
Record Carbon Emissions from European Wildfires in 2025
As of late September 2025, wildfires in Europe have released 12.9 megatons of carbon, exceeding previous records and impacting air quality.
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16% Bias Score
UN Aviation Body Criticized for Industry Capture, Blocking Climate Action
A report reveals that the UN's International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is dominated by industry interests, hindering effective climate policies, with industry delegates outnumbering climate experts 14 to 1 at a recent meeting.
UN Aviation Body Criticized for Industry Capture, Blocking Climate Action
A report reveals that the UN's International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is dominated by industry interests, hindering effective climate policies, with industry delegates outnumbering climate experts 14 to 1 at a recent meeting.
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56% Bias Score
WMO Report: Global Water Cycle Instability Intensifies
A new World Meteorological Organization (WMO) report details how shrinking glaciers, droughts, imbalanced river basins, and severe floods in 2024 demonstrate climate change's impact on unpredictable water resources, affecting billions.
WMO Report: Global Water Cycle Instability Intensifies
A new World Meteorological Organization (WMO) report details how shrinking glaciers, droughts, imbalanced river basins, and severe floods in 2024 demonstrate climate change's impact on unpredictable water resources, affecting billions.
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24% Bias Score
Long-Term Cardiovascular Impacts of Tropical Cyclones Revealed in New Study
A new study reveals a significant increase in cardiovascular disease hospitalizations lasting up to six months after tropical cyclone exposure, with ischemic heart disease and stroke most affected, particularly in men aged 20-59.
Long-Term Cardiovascular Impacts of Tropical Cyclones Revealed in New Study
A new study reveals a significant increase in cardiovascular disease hospitalizations lasting up to six months after tropical cyclone exposure, with ischemic heart disease and stroke most affected, particularly in men aged 20-59.
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20% Bias Score
Germany Rejects 2035 Combustion Engine Ban: YouGov Poll
A YouGov poll reveals that 44% of Germans oppose the EU's 2035 ban on new combustion engine cars, with only 24% supporting it, highlighting significant public resistance to the climate policy.
Germany Rejects 2035 Combustion Engine Ban: YouGov Poll
A YouGov poll reveals that 44% of Germans oppose the EU's 2035 ban on new combustion engine cars, with only 24% supporting it, highlighting significant public resistance to the climate policy.
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36% Bias Score
Record-Breaking Pacific Ocean Marine Heatwave
A record-breaking marine heatwave, spanning 5,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean, is impacting weather patterns and marine life, with its intensity linked to human-caused global warming.
Record-Breaking Pacific Ocean Marine Heatwave
A record-breaking marine heatwave, spanning 5,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean, is impacting weather patterns and marine life, with its intensity linked to human-caused global warming.
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24% Bias Score
Erratic Global Water Cycle Exacerbated by Climate Change
A new World Meteorological Organization (WMO) report details how climate change is making water resources increasingly unpredictable, citing glacier melt, droughts, and extreme floods in 2024 as evidence.
Erratic Global Water Cycle Exacerbated by Climate Change
A new World Meteorological Organization (WMO) report details how climate change is making water resources increasingly unpredictable, citing glacier melt, droughts, and extreme floods in 2024 as evidence.
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40% Bias Score
Record-Breaking Pacific Ocean Marine Heatwave
An expansive marine heatwave, spanning 5,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean, is causing record-high temperatures, impacting weather patterns, and potentially harming marine life.
Record-Breaking Pacific Ocean Marine Heatwave
An expansive marine heatwave, spanning 5,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean, is causing record-high temperatures, impacting weather patterns, and potentially harming marine life.
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24% Bias Score
Nearly £60m Peak District Carbon Capture Project to Begin
A nearly £60 million project, partly funded by the UK government, aims to capture carbon dioxide emissions from three Peak District cement and lime plants and store them under the Irish Sea, creating and securing thousands of jobs while preventing three million tonnes of CO2 emissions annually.
Nearly £60m Peak District Carbon Capture Project to Begin
A nearly £60 million project, partly funded by the UK government, aims to capture carbon dioxide emissions from three Peak District cement and lime plants and store them under the Irish Sea, creating and securing thousands of jobs while preventing three million tonnes of CO2 emissions annually.
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44% Bias Score
Australia Announces 2035 Emissions Reduction Target: 62-70% Reduction
Australia announced a plan to cut emissions by 62-70% of 2005 levels by 2035, a target met with criticism for insufficient ambition by climate scientists and some politicians, while the government defends it as economically and environmentally achievable.
Australia Announces 2035 Emissions Reduction Target: 62-70% Reduction
Australia announced a plan to cut emissions by 62-70% of 2005 levels by 2035, a target met with criticism for insufficient ambition by climate scientists and some politicians, while the government defends it as economically and environmentally achievable.
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44% Bias Score
Bridging the Gap: Social Justice and Ecological Transition in France
Eric Aeschimann's "Les vipères ne tombent pas du ciel" analyzes the disconnect between working-class communities and environmental policies in France, arguing that current approaches are perceived as elitist and ineffective, and proposes solutions centered on social justice and systemic change.
Bridging the Gap: Social Justice and Ecological Transition in France
Eric Aeschimann's "Les vipères ne tombent pas du ciel" analyzes the disconnect between working-class communities and environmental policies in France, arguing that current approaches are perceived as elitist and ineffective, and proposes solutions centered on social justice and systemic change.
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16% Bias Score
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