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Devastating Wildfires Rage Across Japan, Leaving One Dead and Thousands Evacuated
Wildfires are raging across Japan, fueled by dry conditions and strong winds, resulting in at least one death, over 80 damaged buildings, and thousands of evacuations around Ofunato in Iwate prefecture, where 1,200 hectares have burned—the most significant area since 1992.
Devastating Wildfires Rage Across Japan, Leaving One Dead and Thousands Evacuated
Wildfires are raging across Japan, fueled by dry conditions and strong winds, resulting in at least one death, over 80 damaged buildings, and thousands of evacuations around Ofunato in Iwate prefecture, where 1,200 hectares have burned—the most significant area since 1992.
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24% Bias Score
Proxi": Post-Climate Hamburg and the Persistence of Life
Aiki Mira's "Proxi" depicts a future where Hamburg is submerged, replaced by Europolis bordering the remnants of the North Sea; despite a ravaged environment, human, machine, and animal life coexists, highlighting social inequalities.
Proxi": Post-Climate Hamburg and the Persistence of Life
Aiki Mira's "Proxi" depicts a future where Hamburg is submerged, replaced by Europolis bordering the remnants of the North Sea; despite a ravaged environment, human, machine, and animal life coexists, highlighting social inequalities.
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40% Bias Score
Labor's Plan for Household Battery Incentive Scheme
Australia's Labor party is preparing a large residential energy efficiency package that may include expanding the small-scale renewable energy scheme (SRES) to include home batteries, aiming to lower energy costs and emissions; the Coalition is also developing a similar plan.
Labor's Plan for Household Battery Incentive Scheme
Australia's Labor party is preparing a large residential energy efficiency package that may include expanding the small-scale renewable energy scheme (SRES) to include home batteries, aiming to lower energy costs and emissions; the Coalition is also developing a similar plan.
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48% Bias Score
Early Hay Fever Season in Central Germany
The hay fever season has started in Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, and Thuringia, with moderate pollen levels from hazel and alder trees due to changeable weather; however, the hazel bloom started about two weeks earlier in Saxony than average, and a trend shows that the blooming season is starting earlier ...
Early Hay Fever Season in Central Germany
The hay fever season has started in Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, and Thuringia, with moderate pollen levels from hazel and alder trees due to changeable weather; however, the hazel bloom started about two weeks earlier in Saxony than average, and a trend shows that the blooming season is starting earlier ...
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12% Bias Score
World Bank Funding at Risk Amidst Trump Administration's Policy Shift
The World Bank faces potential US withdrawal under the Trump administration due to budget cuts and policy shifts, jeopardizing its AAA rating and borrowing capacity; President Ajay Banga highlights the bank's profitability and alignment with US energy interests to secure continued funding.
World Bank Funding at Risk Amidst Trump Administration's Policy Shift
The World Bank faces potential US withdrawal under the Trump administration due to budget cuts and policy shifts, jeopardizing its AAA rating and borrowing capacity; President Ajay Banga highlights the bank's profitability and alignment with US energy interests to secure continued funding.
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52% Bias Score
UN Biodiversity Conference Secures \$200 Billion in Funding
The UN's COP16 biodiversity conference in Rome successfully secured \$200 billion in annual funding by 2030 for global biodiversity conservation, including \$30 billion annually for developing nations by 2030, resolving issues left unresolved in Cali, Colombia, and establishing the Cali Fund to ensu...
UN Biodiversity Conference Secures \$200 Billion in Funding
The UN's COP16 biodiversity conference in Rome successfully secured \$200 billion in annual funding by 2030 for global biodiversity conservation, including \$30 billion annually for developing nations by 2030, resolving issues left unresolved in Cali, Colombia, and establishing the Cali Fund to ensu...
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36% Bias Score
Federal Grant Cuts Halt Tree-Planting Projects Nationwide
The U.S. Forest Service terminated a $75 million grant to the Arbor Day Foundation in February 2024, halting tree-planting projects in over 100 communities nationwide due to President Trump's administration's opposition to environmental justice initiatives, impacting low-income communities dispropor...
Federal Grant Cuts Halt Tree-Planting Projects Nationwide
The U.S. Forest Service terminated a $75 million grant to the Arbor Day Foundation in February 2024, halting tree-planting projects in over 100 communities nationwide due to President Trump's administration's opposition to environmental justice initiatives, impacting low-income communities dispropor...
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36% Bias Score
A.D. 536: Volcanic Eruptions Trigger Decade-Long Global Crisis
Volcanic eruptions in A.D. 536 and 539/540 caused a global cooling event lasting over a decade, resulting in widespread famine, disease (including the Justinianic plague), societal collapse, and the reshaping of numerous civilizations.
A.D. 536: Volcanic Eruptions Trigger Decade-Long Global Crisis
Volcanic eruptions in A.D. 536 and 539/540 caused a global cooling event lasting over a decade, resulting in widespread famine, disease (including the Justinianic plague), societal collapse, and the reshaping of numerous civilizations.
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20% Bias Score
German Scientist Warns of Insufficient Climate Focus After Election
Antje Boetius, outgoing director of the Alfred Wegener Institute, voiced concern that the recent German election campaign paid insufficient attention to climate protection, despite public support for climate action. She advocates for a CO2 tax paired with a climate allowance to fairly distribute the...
German Scientist Warns of Insufficient Climate Focus After Election
Antje Boetius, outgoing director of the Alfred Wegener Institute, voiced concern that the recent German election campaign paid insufficient attention to climate protection, despite public support for climate action. She advocates for a CO2 tax paired with a climate allowance to fairly distribute the...
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40% Bias Score
High Wildfire Risk Warning Issued for Scotland
A "very high" wildfire risk warning has been issued for northern and eastern Scotland from Saturday to Wednesday, urging people to avoid outdoor fires due to easily ignitable dry vegetation; this is the first alert of 2025 and follows numerous fires in 2024, including one of the UK's largest.
High Wildfire Risk Warning Issued for Scotland
A "very high" wildfire risk warning has been issued for northern and eastern Scotland from Saturday to Wednesday, urging people to avoid outdoor fires due to easily ignitable dry vegetation; this is the first alert of 2025 and follows numerous fires in 2024, including one of the UK's largest.
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32% Bias Score
Severe Spring Storm to Batter 11 Southern States
A severe spring storm will hit 11 southern states on Tuesday, causing severe thunderstorms, life-threatening floods, and possible tornadoes; heavy rain and flooding will also impact the eastern two-thirds of the US through Wednesday, following deadly flash floods last week in Kentucky and West Virgi...
Severe Spring Storm to Batter 11 Southern States
A severe spring storm will hit 11 southern states on Tuesday, causing severe thunderstorms, life-threatening floods, and possible tornadoes; heavy rain and flooding will also impact the eastern two-thirds of the US through Wednesday, following deadly flash floods last week in Kentucky and West Virgi...
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32% Bias Score
NOAA Staff Firings Raise Concerns Over Weather Forecasting Accuracy
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) began firing staff on Thursday, impacting weather forecasting and potentially jeopardizing the accuracy of weather predictions across the U.S. Multiple anonymous sources confirmed the firings, which affected employees in probationary periods...
NOAA Staff Firings Raise Concerns Over Weather Forecasting Accuracy
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) began firing staff on Thursday, impacting weather forecasting and potentially jeopardizing the accuracy of weather predictions across the U.S. Multiple anonymous sources confirmed the firings, which affected employees in probationary periods...
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48% Bias Score
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