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UN Chief Calls for Global Renewal Amidst Setbacks
UN Secretary-General António Guterres' 2025 Chinese New Year message urged renewed commitment to peace, equality, and justice, expressing concern over setbacks highlighted by the 2024 Sustainable Development Goals report showing only 17 percent of targets on track and hampered by the US withdrawal f...
UN Chief Calls for Global Renewal Amidst Setbacks
UN Secretary-General António Guterres' 2025 Chinese New Year message urged renewed commitment to peace, equality, and justice, expressing concern over setbacks highlighted by the 2024 Sustainable Development Goals report showing only 17 percent of targets on track and hampered by the US withdrawal f...
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48% Bias Score
Eurobarometer Youth Survey Highlights Economic Anxiety and Misinformation Concerns Among Young Europeans
A Eurobarometer Youth survey reveals that 40% of 16-30 year-olds are concerned about rising prices, while environmental issues (33%), economic conditions (31%), and social protection (29%) are also top priorities; social media is the main source of political and social information for 42% of respond...
Eurobarometer Youth Survey Highlights Economic Anxiety and Misinformation Concerns Among Young Europeans
A Eurobarometer Youth survey reveals that 40% of 16-30 year-olds are concerned about rising prices, while environmental issues (33%), economic conditions (31%), and social protection (29%) are also top priorities; social media is the main source of political and social information for 42% of respond...
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32% Bias Score
Florida Red Tide Crisis Worsens, Prompting Calls for Emergency Declaration
A harmful algae bloom, or red tide, is currently affecting Florida's southwest coast from Tampa Bay to Key West, causing respiratory problems, skin irritation, and wildlife deaths; scientists blame nutrient runoff from various sources for the bloom's intensity.
Florida Red Tide Crisis Worsens, Prompting Calls for Emergency Declaration
A harmful algae bloom, or red tide, is currently affecting Florida's southwest coast from Tampa Bay to Key West, causing respiratory problems, skin irritation, and wildlife deaths; scientists blame nutrient runoff from various sources for the bloom's intensity.
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20% Bias Score
Trump Re-election Spurs US State-Level Climate Accountability Laws
Following Donald Trump's reelection, several US states are passing laws holding fossil fuel companies financially responsible for climate change damages, facing legal challenges but enjoying widespread public support.
Trump Re-election Spurs US State-Level Climate Accountability Laws
Following Donald Trump's reelection, several US states are passing laws holding fossil fuel companies financially responsible for climate change damages, facing legal challenges but enjoying widespread public support.
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40% Bias Score
Global Light Pollution Threatens Wildlife and Human Health
Light pollution, increasing by 10% annually, obscures the night sky for two-thirds of humanity, including 80% of North Americans; it also threatens wildlife, impacting birds, insects, and marine turtles, while potentially contributing to human health issues.
Global Light Pollution Threatens Wildlife and Human Health
Light pollution, increasing by 10% annually, obscures the night sky for two-thirds of humanity, including 80% of North Americans; it also threatens wildlife, impacting birds, insects, and marine turtles, while potentially contributing to human health issues.
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40% Bias Score
Ecuador Election: Extractivism Trumps Environmental Concerns Amidst Crisis
Ecuador's presidential runoff on April 13th features candidates representing an extractivist model, despite the country facing its worst drought in 60 years, forest fires, and public votes against oil extraction in Yasuní National Park and mining in other protected areas.
Ecuador Election: Extractivism Trumps Environmental Concerns Amidst Crisis
Ecuador's presidential runoff on April 13th features candidates representing an extractivist model, despite the country facing its worst drought in 60 years, forest fires, and public votes against oil extraction in Yasuní National Park and mining in other protected areas.
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44% Bias Score
US Urges Australia to Embrace Nuclear Energy, Sparking Political Debate
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright urged Australia to overturn its ban on nuclear energy and export enriched uranium, creating a political divide between the Australian government's renewable energy focus and the opposition's plan to build seven nuclear power plants. This is fueled by Australia's $1.2...
US Urges Australia to Embrace Nuclear Energy, Sparking Political Debate
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright urged Australia to overturn its ban on nuclear energy and export enriched uranium, creating a political divide between the Australian government's renewable energy focus and the opposition's plan to build seven nuclear power plants. This is fueled by Australia's $1.2...
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72% Bias Score
One Hundred Percent": Art Exhibit Showcases Resilience After California Wildfires
Nearly 100 artists displaced by January's California wildfires opened a Los Angeles art exhibit, "One Hundred Percent," showcasing works salvaged, newly created, or reflecting the emotional aftermath; all proceeds go to the artists.
One Hundred Percent": Art Exhibit Showcases Resilience After California Wildfires
Nearly 100 artists displaced by January's California wildfires opened a Los Angeles art exhibit, "One Hundred Percent," showcasing works salvaged, newly created, or reflecting the emotional aftermath; all proceeds go to the artists.
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12% Bias Score
EPA's Rapid Wildfire Debris Cleanup Sparks Environmental Concerns in Los Angeles
Following the devastating Palisades and Eaton fires near Los Angeles, the EPA plans to clean up 4,250,000 tons of debris, including hazardous materials, within one month, sparking protests due to concerns about toxic contamination of beaches and waterways and the lack of soil testing after debris re...
EPA's Rapid Wildfire Debris Cleanup Sparks Environmental Concerns in Los Angeles
Following the devastating Palisades and Eaton fires near Los Angeles, the EPA plans to clean up 4,250,000 tons of debris, including hazardous materials, within one month, sparking protests due to concerns about toxic contamination of beaches and waterways and the lack of soil testing after debris re...
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60% Bias Score
EU Considers Investing in Overseas Fossil Fuels to Lower Energy Prices
The European Union is considering investing in overseas fossil fuel infrastructure and shifting to long-term LNG contracts to lower energy prices for its industries, potentially using public funds to support American LNG projects, a move that could clash with climate goals and face opposition from e...
EU Considers Investing in Overseas Fossil Fuels to Lower Energy Prices
The European Union is considering investing in overseas fossil fuel infrastructure and shifting to long-term LNG contracts to lower energy prices for its industries, potentially using public funds to support American LNG projects, a move that could clash with climate goals and face opposition from e...
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60% Bias Score
Canada's $30 Billion Transit Investment: Challenges and Opportunities
Canada is investing $30 billion over 10 years in sustainable public transit to reduce emissions, but faces challenges in securing operating funds and integrating land use planning to maximize the impact.
Canada's $30 Billion Transit Investment: Challenges and Opportunities
Canada is investing $30 billion over 10 years in sustainable public transit to reduce emissions, but faces challenges in securing operating funds and integrating land use planning to maximize the impact.
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40% Bias Score
Habeck's Uncertain Future After 'Traffic Light' Coalition Collapse
Robert Habeck, Germany's Green Party's chancellor candidate for the February 23rd election, faces low poll numbers and criticism for his climate policies despite his previous success as vice-chancellor and minister of economy and climate protection in the collapsed 'traffic light' coalition.
Habeck's Uncertain Future After 'Traffic Light' Coalition Collapse
Robert Habeck, Germany's Green Party's chancellor candidate for the February 23rd election, faces low poll numbers and criticism for his climate policies despite his previous success as vice-chancellor and minister of economy and climate protection in the collapsed 'traffic light' coalition.
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44% Bias Score
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