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Yellowstone Supervolcano: Devastation and Global Impact
A Yellowstone supervolcano eruption would cause immediate death for 90,000 people, devastate a 50-mile radius and blanket the US in ash, leading to a potential volcanic winter and global food shortages.
Yellowstone Supervolcano: Devastation and Global Impact
A Yellowstone supervolcano eruption would cause immediate death for 90,000 people, devastate a 50-mile radius and blanket the US in ash, leading to a potential volcanic winter and global food shortages.
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52% Bias Score
US Pulls Out of Key IPCC Climate Report
The Trump administration blocked US scientists from participating in the next Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report due in 2029, impacting an international meeting in China and jeopardizing global climate action research following the US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.
US Pulls Out of Key IPCC Climate Report
The Trump administration blocked US scientists from participating in the next Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report due in 2029, impacting an international meeting in China and jeopardizing global climate action research following the US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.
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40% Bias Score
Catalan Project Uses Wild Fruits to Promote Sustainable Forest Management
The Plantas Olvidadas project in Catalonia is developing 125 food products from wild fruits to create a sustainable local economy and protect forests, receiving over €2 million in EU funding.
Catalan Project Uses Wild Fruits to Promote Sustainable Forest Management
The Plantas Olvidadas project in Catalonia is developing 125 food products from wild fruits to create a sustainable local economy and protect forests, receiving over €2 million in EU funding.
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36% Bias Score
South Sudan Schools Close Amidst Extreme Heatwave
South Sudan closes schools for two weeks due to a heatwave causing an average of twelve student fainting daily in Juba; the government advises citizens to stay indoors, while an organization criticizes the government's handling of the situation and calls for improvements to school infrastructure and...
South Sudan Schools Close Amidst Extreme Heatwave
South Sudan closes schools for two weeks due to a heatwave causing an average of twelve student fainting daily in Juba; the government advises citizens to stay indoors, while an organization criticizes the government's handling of the situation and calls for improvements to school infrastructure and...
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44% Bias Score
EPA Criticizes $2 Billion Climate Grant to Abrams-Linked Group
The Biden administration granted $2 billion to Power Forward Communities, a climate group linked to Stacey Abrams, prompting criticism from the EPA for its rapid disbursement and potential conflicts of interest; $20 billion was given to eight entities with minimal oversight.
EPA Criticizes $2 Billion Climate Grant to Abrams-Linked Group
The Biden administration granted $2 billion to Power Forward Communities, a climate group linked to Stacey Abrams, prompting criticism from the EPA for its rapid disbursement and potential conflicts of interest; $20 billion was given to eight entities with minimal oversight.
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76% Bias Score
South Sudan Schools Close Amidst Extreme Heatwave, Exposing Climate Change Impacts"
South Sudan closes schools for two weeks due to a heatwave causing an average of 12 daily student fainting spells in Juba; the government faces criticism for insufficient climate adaptation measures, highlighting the country's economic crisis and delayed elections.
South Sudan Schools Close Amidst Extreme Heatwave, Exposing Climate Change Impacts"
South Sudan closes schools for two weeks due to a heatwave causing an average of 12 daily student fainting spells in Juba; the government faces criticism for insufficient climate adaptation measures, highlighting the country's economic crisis and delayed elections.
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48% Bias Score
US Pulls Out of IPCC Climate Report
The Trump administration blocked US scientists from participating in the next IPCC climate report, due in 2029, jeopardizing international cooperation and the report's comprehensiveness, following the US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.
US Pulls Out of IPCC Climate Report
The Trump administration blocked US scientists from participating in the next IPCC climate report, due in 2029, jeopardizing international cooperation and the report's comprehensiveness, following the US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.
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48% Bias Score
Mount Rainier's Lahar Threat: Preparedness Efforts Underway
Mount Rainier, an active volcano near Seattle, threatens nearby cities with lahars (fast-moving mudflows); advanced monitoring systems and large-scale evacuation drills are underway to prepare for a potential eruption, but the unpredictability of lahars remains a significant concern.
Mount Rainier's Lahar Threat: Preparedness Efforts Underway
Mount Rainier, an active volcano near Seattle, threatens nearby cities with lahars (fast-moving mudflows); advanced monitoring systems and large-scale evacuation drills are underway to prepare for a potential eruption, but the unpredictability of lahars remains a significant concern.
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44% Bias Score
Kashmir's Drying Spring Highlights Climate Change Concerns
An ancient spring in Kashmir, India, dried up due to extreme dry weather conditions, causing water shortages and prompting concerns about climate change's impact on water resources; the spring has since been replenished by recent rain and snow.
Kashmir's Drying Spring Highlights Climate Change Concerns
An ancient spring in Kashmir, India, dried up due to extreme dry weather conditions, causing water shortages and prompting concerns about climate change's impact on water resources; the spring has since been replenished by recent rain and snow.
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40% Bias Score
UN Rapporteur Highlights Self-Determination as Key to Indigenous Rights
Albert K. Barume, the first African UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, stresses self-determination's importance for indigenous food systems and cultural preservation, calling for a global change in perception and direct financial support for indigenous communities.
UN Rapporteur Highlights Self-Determination as Key to Indigenous Rights
Albert K. Barume, the first African UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, stresses self-determination's importance for indigenous food systems and cultural preservation, calling for a global change in perception and direct financial support for indigenous communities.
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44% Bias Score
Newsom Seeks $40 Billion in Federal Aid for LA Wildfire Recovery
California Governor Gavin Newsom requested $40 billion in federal aid for Los Angeles wildfire recovery after the Eaton and Palisades fires, which destroyed 16,255 structures, killed 29 people, and caused an estimated $164 billion in damages.
Newsom Seeks $40 Billion in Federal Aid for LA Wildfire Recovery
California Governor Gavin Newsom requested $40 billion in federal aid for Los Angeles wildfire recovery after the Eaton and Palisades fires, which destroyed 16,255 structures, killed 29 people, and caused an estimated $164 billion in damages.
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24% Bias Score
Germany Secures Funding for Heat Pump Installations
Germany's federal funding for heat pump installations is secured, ensuring that approved applications will receive subsidies. Since February 27, 2024, 35,800 applications have been received this year, mostly for heat pump installations, reflecting the program's success in driving the transition away...
Germany Secures Funding for Heat Pump Installations
Germany's federal funding for heat pump installations is secured, ensuring that approved applications will receive subsidies. Since February 27, 2024, 35,800 applications have been received this year, mostly for heat pump installations, reflecting the program's success in driving the transition away...
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36% Bias Score
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