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Macron Defends Greenland Against Trump's Interest
French President Emmanuel Macron visited Greenland on Sunday, July 28th, to express solidarity with Denmark and Greenland against US President Donald Trump's interest in acquiring the territory, emphasizing that Greenland is neither for sale nor for the taking, and calling for increased military exe...
Macron Defends Greenland Against Trump's Interest
French President Emmanuel Macron visited Greenland on Sunday, July 28th, to express solidarity with Denmark and Greenland against US President Donald Trump's interest in acquiring the territory, emphasizing that Greenland is neither for sale nor for the taking, and calling for increased military exe...
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44% Bias Score
Kenya's 100% Renewable Energy Goal by 2035
Kenya aims to generate 100% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2035, increasing its current 90% share from 50% in 2000, showcasing a model for other nations grappling with climate change commitments.
Kenya's 100% Renewable Energy Goal by 2035
Kenya aims to generate 100% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2035, increasing its current 90% share from 50% in 2000, showcasing a model for other nations grappling with climate change commitments.
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Record Cold Snap Hits Australia
Unusually cold weather hit south-eastern Australia in early June, with record lows in outback towns like Winton (0°C) and Gayndah (-1.1°C), while ski resorts reported excellent snow conditions.
Record Cold Snap Hits Australia
Unusually cold weather hit south-eastern Australia in early June, with record lows in outback towns like Winton (0°C) and Gayndah (-1.1°C), while ski resorts reported excellent snow conditions.
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Indonesia Revokes Mining Permits in Biodiversity Hotspot Raja Ampat
Indonesia revoked mining permits in Raja Ampat, a biodiverse marine area, following evidence of environmental damage from nickel mining linked to electric vehicle batteries; 500 hectares of land were used for mining between 2020 and 2024.
Indonesia Revokes Mining Permits in Biodiversity Hotspot Raja Ampat
Indonesia revoked mining permits in Raja Ampat, a biodiverse marine area, following evidence of environmental damage from nickel mining linked to electric vehicle batteries; 500 hectares of land were used for mining between 2020 and 2024.
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UK Right-Wing Parties Challenge Climate Science, Jeopardizing Net-Zero Goals
The UK's Conservative and Reform parties are challenging established climate science, abandoning or delaying net-zero targets, creating a significant policy shift driven by political opportunism, donor influence, and public anxieties, potentially harming the UK's climate goals and green economy.
UK Right-Wing Parties Challenge Climate Science, Jeopardizing Net-Zero Goals
The UK's Conservative and Reform parties are challenging established climate science, abandoning or delaying net-zero targets, creating a significant policy shift driven by political opportunism, donor influence, and public anxieties, potentially harming the UK's climate goals and green economy.
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56% Bias Score
UN Ocean Conference Highlights Urgent Need for Ocean Protection in Climate Action
The UN Ocean Conference (UNOC) in Nice, attended by over 120 countries and 50 world leaders, emphasized the urgent need to integrate ocean protection into climate and biodiversity discussions, highlighting the oceans' crucial role in carbon sequestration and climate regulation.
UN Ocean Conference Highlights Urgent Need for Ocean Protection in Climate Action
The UN Ocean Conference (UNOC) in Nice, attended by over 120 countries and 50 world leaders, emphasized the urgent need to integrate ocean protection into climate and biodiversity discussions, highlighting the oceans' crucial role in carbon sequestration and climate regulation.
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Public Loan Purchases to Unlock Billions in Private Climate Finance
A new plan to use public money to buy existing renewable energy loans in developing countries could free up billions of dollars in private sector funding for green projects, potentially providing a large portion of the $1.3tn in annual climate finance needed by 2035.
Public Loan Purchases to Unlock Billions in Private Climate Finance
A new plan to use public money to buy existing renewable energy loans in developing countries could free up billions of dollars in private sector funding for green projects, potentially providing a large portion of the $1.3tn in annual climate finance needed by 2035.
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World's Largest Sand Battery Cuts Finnish Town's Emissions by 70%
Finland's Pornainen town launched the world's largest sand battery, storing 100 MWh of thermal energy from solar and wind sources, cutting district heating emissions by almost 70 percent and eliminating 160 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions yearly.
World's Largest Sand Battery Cuts Finnish Town's Emissions by 70%
Finland's Pornainen town launched the world's largest sand battery, storing 100 MWh of thermal energy from solar and wind sources, cutting district heating emissions by almost 70 percent and eliminating 160 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions yearly.
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Severe Thunderstorms Kill One in France
Severe thunderstorms killed one and injured another in France on Friday, exceeding 30,000 lightning strikes, with 4,326 in Eure alone; Normandy saw 76mph winds, breaking the 2019 record; hail caused damage; a "goutte froide" and heat dome amplified the storms.
Severe Thunderstorms Kill One in France
Severe thunderstorms killed one and injured another in France on Friday, exceeding 30,000 lightning strikes, with 4,326 in Eure alone; Normandy saw 76mph winds, breaking the 2019 record; hail caused damage; a "goutte froide" and heat dome amplified the storms.
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Devastating Algal Bloom in Coorong Kills Hundreds of Marine Species
A Karenia mikimotoi algal bloom in South Australia's Coorong, an internationally significant wetland, has killed over 200 marine species, impacting the food web and highlighting the region's vulnerability to climate change and decades of environmental degradation.
Devastating Algal Bloom in Coorong Kills Hundreds of Marine Species
A Karenia mikimotoi algal bloom in South Australia's Coorong, an internationally significant wetland, has killed over 200 marine species, impacting the food web and highlighting the region's vulnerability to climate change and decades of environmental degradation.
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UN Ocean Conference Highlights Urgent Need for Ocean Protection in Climate Change Efforts
The UN Ocean Conference in Nice urged greater inclusion of oceans in climate talks, highlighting their crucial role in regulating temperature and absorbing carbon, while warning of threats like rising sea temperatures and acidification.
UN Ocean Conference Highlights Urgent Need for Ocean Protection in Climate Change Efforts
The UN Ocean Conference in Nice urged greater inclusion of oceans in climate talks, highlighting their crucial role in regulating temperature and absorbing carbon, while warning of threats like rising sea temperatures and acidification.
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BRI: Science, Technology Key to Global Carbon Neutrality
Global experts in Chengdu emphasized science and technology's vital role in achieving carbon neutrality, advocating for expanded international cooperation through the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) to address climate change, citing specific examples of joint research projects between China and other...
BRI: Science, Technology Key to Global Carbon Neutrality
Global experts in Chengdu emphasized science and technology's vital role in achieving carbon neutrality, advocating for expanded international cooperation through the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) to address climate change, citing specific examples of joint research projects between China and other...
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24% Bias Score
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