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Trump Administration Halts Wildfire Prevention Funding, Raising Concerns
The Trump administration's halting of federal funding for wildfire prevention programs has led to layoffs, project suspensions, and increased risks of future costly wildfires, impacting organizations like the Lomakatsi Restoration Project and the American Loggers Council, with concerns raised by Sen...
Trump Administration Halts Wildfire Prevention Funding, Raising Concerns
The Trump administration's halting of federal funding for wildfire prevention programs has led to layoffs, project suspensions, and increased risks of future costly wildfires, impacting organizations like the Lomakatsi Restoration Project and the American Loggers Council, with concerns raised by Sen...
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44% Bias Score
China's Coal Power Expansion Undermines Climate Goals
China started construction on 94.5 gigawatts of new coal power plants in 2024, the most since 2015, raising concerns about its climate goals, despite significant growth in solar and wind energy. This comes after a surge in government approvals for coal plants in 2022 and 2023, and despite proposals ...
China's Coal Power Expansion Undermines Climate Goals
China started construction on 94.5 gigawatts of new coal power plants in 2024, the most since 2015, raising concerns about its climate goals, despite significant growth in solar and wind energy. This comes after a surge in government approvals for coal plants in 2022 and 2023, and despite proposals ...
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36% Bias Score
Record Arctic Blast to Pummel US
A massive polar vortex is expected to bring record-breaking cold to the United States next week, with temperatures potentially plunging to 14 degrees Fahrenheit (-10 Celsius) and affecting almost all states except parts of the West and Florida; this is the tenth such event this winter, exceeding nor...
Record Arctic Blast to Pummel US
A massive polar vortex is expected to bring record-breaking cold to the United States next week, with temperatures potentially plunging to 14 degrees Fahrenheit (-10 Celsius) and affecting almost all states except parts of the West and Florida; this is the tenth such event this winter, exceeding nor...
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40% Bias Score
Wildfires, Climate Change, and the Housing Crisis in California
The recent devastating Los Angeles wildfires, which destroyed thousands of homes and killed dozens, highlight a significant increase in US home construction in high-fire-risk areas, from 13% in 1990 to 31% in 2020, driven by climate change and post-pandemic migration, leading major insurers to withd...
Wildfires, Climate Change, and the Housing Crisis in California
The recent devastating Los Angeles wildfires, which destroyed thousands of homes and killed dozens, highlight a significant increase in US home construction in high-fire-risk areas, from 13% in 1990 to 31% in 2020, driven by climate change and post-pandemic migration, leading major insurers to withd...
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36% Bias Score
Severe Weather Impacts Eastern US: Flash Floods and Heavy Snow
A powerful storm system is bringing life-threatening flash floods to parts of the Southeast and heavy snow to the Upper Midwest and New England, impacting over 90 million people with flood and winter weather alerts.
Severe Weather Impacts Eastern US: Flash Floods and Heavy Snow
A powerful storm system is bringing life-threatening flash floods to parts of the Southeast and heavy snow to the Upper Midwest and New England, impacting over 90 million people with flood and winter weather alerts.
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16% Bias Score
Freiberg Climate Strike Shows Challenges of Activism in Right-Leaning Germany
On Friday, about 50 people attended a Fridays for Future climate strike in Freiberg, Germany, highlighting the challenges of climate activism in a city with a strong right-wing presence in the local council that delayed the implementation of a climate action plan.
Freiberg Climate Strike Shows Challenges of Activism in Right-Leaning Germany
On Friday, about 50 people attended a Fridays for Future climate strike in Freiberg, Germany, highlighting the challenges of climate activism in a city with a strong right-wing presence in the local council that delayed the implementation of a climate action plan.
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48% Bias Score
German Election Debate Highlights Contrasting Views on Immigration and Climate Change
During a German election debate, conflicting views on immigration and climate policy dominated, with AfD leader Alice Weidel praising a Georgian asylum-seeker while advocating for stricter immigration policies, and Scholz and Habeck supporting the energy transition while Merz expressed concerns abou...
German Election Debate Highlights Contrasting Views on Immigration and Climate Change
During a German election debate, conflicting views on immigration and climate policy dominated, with AfD leader Alice Weidel praising a Georgian asylum-seeker while advocating for stricter immigration policies, and Scholz and Habeck supporting the energy transition while Merz expressed concerns abou...
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56% Bias Score
Cyclone Zelia Causes Widespread Flooding in Western Australia
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Zelia, initially a category four cyclone, made landfall in Western Australia on Friday, causing widespread flooding and property damage from record rainfall (up to 500mm in three days) and 120km/h winds; 63 people were evacuated by helicopter from Warralong.
Cyclone Zelia Causes Widespread Flooding in Western Australia
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Zelia, initially a category four cyclone, made landfall in Western Australia on Friday, causing widespread flooding and property damage from record rainfall (up to 500mm in three days) and 120km/h winds; 63 people were evacuated by helicopter from Warralong.
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40% Bias Score
Colombian Flower Exports: Valentine's Day's Environmental Cost
Over 500 cargo flights exported Colombian flowers and foliage to the U.S. for Valentine's Day 2025, causing deforestation in the Andes cloud forest despite existing environmental laws, impacting biodiversity and water resources.
Colombian Flower Exports: Valentine's Day's Environmental Cost
Over 500 cargo flights exported Colombian flowers and foliage to the U.S. for Valentine's Day 2025, causing deforestation in the Andes cloud forest despite existing environmental laws, impacting biodiversity and water resources.
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44% Bias Score
Severe Weather System Impacts Eastern U.S., Causing Flooding and Heavy Snow
A major winter storm is impacting the eastern U.S., bringing severe flooding to parts of Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Arkansas, heavy snow and ice to the Northeast, and a cold snap to the Rockies. Governor Beshear declared a state of emergency in Kentucky due to the potential for widespre...
Severe Weather System Impacts Eastern U.S., Causing Flooding and Heavy Snow
A major winter storm is impacting the eastern U.S., bringing severe flooding to parts of Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Arkansas, heavy snow and ice to the Northeast, and a cold snap to the Rockies. Governor Beshear declared a state of emergency in Kentucky due to the potential for widespre...
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28% Bias Score
Cyclone Zelia Brings Record Rainfall and Flooding to Northwestern Australia
Ex-tropical cyclone Zelia brought record rainfall and flooding to northwestern Australia's Pilbara region, causing at least 63 evacuations and widespread road closures, but no deaths were reported; however, major flooding is expected to persist into next week.
Cyclone Zelia Brings Record Rainfall and Flooding to Northwestern Australia
Ex-tropical cyclone Zelia brought record rainfall and flooding to northwestern Australia's Pilbara region, causing at least 63 evacuations and widespread road closures, but no deaths were reported; however, major flooding is expected to persist into next week.
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28% Bias Score
Late Triassic Amphibian Adapted to Extreme Heat by Burrowing
A newly discovered species of small, carnivorous amphibian, *Ninumbeehan dookoodukah*, from the Late Triassic period in Wyoming, survived by burrowing underground during dry seasons, demonstrating adaptation to extreme heat and drought conditions prevalent in equatorial regions at that time.
Late Triassic Amphibian Adapted to Extreme Heat by Burrowing
A newly discovered species of small, carnivorous amphibian, *Ninumbeehan dookoodukah*, from the Late Triassic period in Wyoming, survived by burrowing underground during dry seasons, demonstrating adaptation to extreme heat and drought conditions prevalent in equatorial regions at that time.
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16% Bias Score
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