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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
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
Record Low Sea Ice Extent in Arctic and Antarctic
On February 13, 2025, Arctic and Antarctic sea ice reached a record low of 15.76 million sq km due to warmer air and ocean temperatures from global warming, impacting wildlife and accelerating ice melt.
Record Low Sea Ice Extent in Arctic and Antarctic
On February 13, 2025, Arctic and Antarctic sea ice reached a record low of 15.76 million sq km due to warmer air and ocean temperatures from global warming, impacting wildlife and accelerating ice melt.
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20% Bias Score
Trump Declares Emergency as Kentucky Floods Kill Nine
President Donald Trump declared a state of emergency in Kentucky on Sunday following devastating floods that killed at least nine people, impacted multiple states, and left tens of thousands without power; flood warnings remain in effect, and winter weather will complicate recovery.
Trump Declares Emergency as Kentucky Floods Kill Nine
President Donald Trump declared a state of emergency in Kentucky on Sunday following devastating floods that killed at least nine people, impacted multiple states, and left tens of thousands without power; flood warnings remain in effect, and winter weather will complicate recovery.
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20% Bias Score
SBTi Mandates Interim Carbon Removal Targets: Immediate Action Required
The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) is revising its Corporate Net-Zero Standard to mandate interim targets for carbon removals by 2030, alongside deep emissions cuts, due to the high costs and limitations of relying solely on future carbon removal technologies; companies delaying action risk...
SBTi Mandates Interim Carbon Removal Targets: Immediate Action Required
The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) is revising its Corporate Net-Zero Standard to mandate interim targets for carbon removals by 2030, alongside deep emissions cuts, due to the high costs and limitations of relying solely on future carbon removal technologies; companies delaying action risk...
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40% Bias Score
Spain's Biomethane Push: Moeve's €600 Million Investment Targets 2030 Goals
Biomethane, a renewable gas from organic waste, could supply 10% of global gas demand by 2050; Moeve's €600 million investment in 30 new Spanish plants will produce enough biofuel for 568,000 homes by 2030, avoiding 728,000 tons of CO2 emissions annually.
Spain's Biomethane Push: Moeve's €600 Million Investment Targets 2030 Goals
Biomethane, a renewable gas from organic waste, could supply 10% of global gas demand by 2050; Moeve's €600 million investment in 30 new Spanish plants will produce enough biofuel for 568,000 homes by 2030, avoiding 728,000 tons of CO2 emissions annually.
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44% Bias Score
France Issues Red Alert for Widespread Pollen Allergies
France issued a red alert for pollen allergies in 30 departments on February 16th, 2024, due to high pollen levels causing allergic reactions; climate change and pollution exacerbate this issue, impacting nearly one-third of adults and 20% of children over 9.
France Issues Red Alert for Widespread Pollen Allergies
France issued a red alert for pollen allergies in 30 departments on February 16th, 2024, due to high pollen levels causing allergic reactions; climate change and pollution exacerbate this issue, impacting nearly one-third of adults and 20% of children over 9.
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32% Bias Score
Greece Braces for "Coral" Cold Wave: Heavy Snow, Strong Winds Expected
Greece and Southeastern Europe face a significant cold wave, "Coral," from February 19th–24th, with temperatures dropping 8–10°C in Northern and Eastern Greece, accompanied by strong winds (7–8 Beaufort) and heavy snowfall across many regions.
Greece Braces for "Coral" Cold Wave: Heavy Snow, Strong Winds Expected
Greece and Southeastern Europe face a significant cold wave, "Coral," from February 19th–24th, with temperatures dropping 8–10°C in Northern and Eastern Greece, accompanied by strong winds (7–8 Beaufort) and heavy snowfall across many regions.
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0% Bias Score
Nine Dead in Severe US Weather: Kentucky Flooding, Levee Failure, and Extreme Cold
Severe weather pummeled the U.S., causing at least nine deaths—eight in Kentucky from flooding— prompting a state of emergency, over 1,000 rescues, and a presidential disaster declaration; a Tennessee levee failed, and a tree fell in Atlanta.
Nine Dead in Severe US Weather: Kentucky Flooding, Levee Failure, and Extreme Cold
Severe weather pummeled the U.S., causing at least nine deaths—eight in Kentucky from flooding— prompting a state of emergency, over 1,000 rescues, and a presidential disaster declaration; a Tennessee levee failed, and a tree fell in Atlanta.
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24% Bias Score
Deadly US Winter Storm Causes Widespread Flooding and Power Outages
A powerful winter storm impacting the US caused at least ten deaths, widespread flooding in Kentucky (with over 1000 rescues), and severe weather from California to the East Coast, with additional flooding, heavy snow, and life-threatening cold expected.
Deadly US Winter Storm Causes Widespread Flooding and Power Outages
A powerful winter storm impacting the US caused at least ten deaths, widespread flooding in Kentucky (with over 1000 rescues), and severe weather from California to the East Coast, with additional flooding, heavy snow, and life-threatening cold expected.
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24% Bias Score
Devastating Winter Storm Kills 10 in Eastern U.S.
A severe winter storm system, originating from a polar vortex, pummeled the eastern U.S., causing at least 10 deaths—nine in Kentucky due to flooding—and widespread damage from heavy snow, ice, high winds, and tornadoes.
Devastating Winter Storm Kills 10 in Eastern U.S.
A severe winter storm system, originating from a polar vortex, pummeled the eastern U.S., causing at least 10 deaths—nine in Kentucky due to flooding—and widespread damage from heavy snow, ice, high winds, and tornadoes.
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28% Bias Score
France's U-turn on EU Green Rules Sparks Outrage
France's unexpected opposition to upcoming EU rules requiring companies to report their environmental impact and human rights violations in supply chains is causing outrage among allies, who accuse Paris of betraying its reputation as a green champion and succumbing to pressure from business groups ...
France's U-turn on EU Green Rules Sparks Outrage
France's unexpected opposition to upcoming EU rules requiring companies to report their environmental impact and human rights violations in supply chains is causing outrage among allies, who accuse Paris of betraying its reputation as a green champion and succumbing to pressure from business groups ...
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56% Bias Score
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