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Wisconsin Youth Sue State Over Pro-Fossil Fuel Policies
Fifteen Wisconsin youth (8-17) sued the state Friday over pro-fossil fuel policies violating their constitutional rights to a safe and healthy environment, citing climate-driven flooding, extreme heat, and health issues; the case targets two state laws obstructing the transition to renewable energy.
Wisconsin Youth Sue State Over Pro-Fossil Fuel Policies
Fifteen Wisconsin youth (8-17) sued the state Friday over pro-fossil fuel policies violating their constitutional rights to a safe and healthy environment, citing climate-driven flooding, extreme heat, and health issues; the case targets two state laws obstructing the transition to renewable energy.
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48% Bias Score
Schleswig-Holstein Rejects Onshore CO2 Storage
Schleswig-Holstein's environmental minister, Tobias Goldschmidt, strictly rejects onshore CO2 storage, despite the federal government's plans to utilize CCS technology to achieve climate goals; however, he supports CCS for inland states without coastal access.
Schleswig-Holstein Rejects Onshore CO2 Storage
Schleswig-Holstein's environmental minister, Tobias Goldschmidt, strictly rejects onshore CO2 storage, despite the federal government's plans to utilize CCS technology to achieve climate goals; however, he supports CCS for inland states without coastal access.
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64% Bias Score
Record-breaking EU Wildfires in 2025: Over 1 Million Hectares Burned
Over 1 million hectares have burned in the EU in 2025, surpassing the 2017 record, releasing 37 million tonnes of CO2 and causing at least a dozen deaths. The fires, fueled by climate change and land-use practices, have degraded air quality across Europe, with scientists warning of a likely increase...
Record-breaking EU Wildfires in 2025: Over 1 Million Hectares Burned
Over 1 million hectares have burned in the EU in 2025, surpassing the 2017 record, releasing 37 million tonnes of CO2 and causing at least a dozen deaths. The fires, fueled by climate change and land-use practices, have degraded air quality across Europe, with scientists warning of a likely increase...
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28% Bias Score
WHO, WMO Warn of Extreme Heat's Impact on Global Worker Health
The WHO and WMO issued a joint report highlighting the escalating risks of extreme heat on global worker health, particularly in sectors like agriculture and construction, urging governments and employers to implement heat action plans to mitigate the impacts on productivity and well-being. Over 2.4...
WHO, WMO Warn of Extreme Heat's Impact on Global Worker Health
The WHO and WMO issued a joint report highlighting the escalating risks of extreme heat on global worker health, particularly in sectors like agriculture and construction, urging governments and employers to implement heat action plans to mitigate the impacts on productivity and well-being. Over 2.4...
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32% Bias Score
Record-Breaking Wildfires Devastating Spain and Portugal
Spain and Portugal are battling devastating wildfires, with over 1 million hectares burned across the EU in 2025, exceeding the 2006-2024 average by nearly three times, and causing significant environmental damage.
Record-Breaking Wildfires Devastating Spain and Portugal
Spain and Portugal are battling devastating wildfires, with over 1 million hectares burned across the EU in 2025, exceeding the 2006-2024 average by nearly three times, and causing significant environmental damage.
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24% Bias Score
Self-Cooling Cement Offers Significant Energy Savings and Reduced CO2 Emissions
US and Chinese researchers created a self-cooling cement that stays 26°C cooler than traditional concrete under direct sunlight, potentially reducing building cooling energy needs by up to 60% and lowering CO2 emissions by nearly three tons per ton of cement used over a building's lifetime.
Self-Cooling Cement Offers Significant Energy Savings and Reduced CO2 Emissions
US and Chinese researchers created a self-cooling cement that stays 26°C cooler than traditional concrete under direct sunlight, potentially reducing building cooling energy needs by up to 60% and lowering CO2 emissions by nearly three tons per ton of cement used over a building's lifetime.
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36% Bias Score
Schleswig-Holstein Rejects Onshore CO2 Storage
Schleswig-Holstein's environment minister rejects onshore CO2 storage, favoring emission avoidance and offshore CCS for other states; the state aims for climate neutrality by 2040, but faces resistance from environmental groups.
Schleswig-Holstein Rejects Onshore CO2 Storage
Schleswig-Holstein's environment minister rejects onshore CO2 storage, favoring emission avoidance and offshore CCS for other states; the state aims for climate neutrality by 2040, but faces resistance from environmental groups.
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48% Bias Score
Budget Cuts Threaten Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Nature Reserves
Budget cuts in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern threaten nature reserves, impacting conservation efforts and potentially jeopardizing the region's valuable ecosystem and ecotourism.
Budget Cuts Threaten Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Nature Reserves
Budget cuts in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern threaten nature reserves, impacting conservation efforts and potentially jeopardizing the region's valuable ecosystem and ecotourism.
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28% Bias Score
Monsoon Rains Cause Hundreds of Deaths Across Indian Subcontinent
Heavy monsoon rains in India and Pakistan have caused devastating floods and landslides, killing nearly 750 people in Pakistan and at least 21 in Mumbai, with more than 300 deaths occurring in a single day from cloudbursts.
Monsoon Rains Cause Hundreds of Deaths Across Indian Subcontinent
Heavy monsoon rains in India and Pakistan have caused devastating floods and landslides, killing nearly 750 people in Pakistan and at least 21 in Mumbai, with more than 300 deaths occurring in a single day from cloudbursts.
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36% Bias Score
WHO and WMO Report Highlights Urgent Need for Action on Heat Stress in the Workplace
A new report from the WHO and WMO reveals that over 2.4 billion workers globally are exposed to extreme heat, resulting in over 22.85 million workplace accidents and nearly 19,000 deaths annually; the report calls for immediate action to mitigate the escalating impact.
WHO and WMO Report Highlights Urgent Need for Action on Heat Stress in the Workplace
A new report from the WHO and WMO reveals that over 2.4 billion workers globally are exposed to extreme heat, resulting in over 22.85 million workplace accidents and nearly 19,000 deaths annually; the report calls for immediate action to mitigate the escalating impact.
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28% Bias Score
WHO Report: Urgent Action Needed to Protect Workers from Extreme Heat
A new WHO/WMO report reveals millions of workers globally face heat stress, resulting in health problems and productivity losses; it urges governments, employers, and workers to cooperate on adaptation strategies to mitigate the effects of increasingly frequent and intense heatwaves.
WHO Report: Urgent Action Needed to Protect Workers from Extreme Heat
A new WHO/WMO report reveals millions of workers globally face heat stress, resulting in health problems and productivity losses; it urges governments, employers, and workers to cooperate on adaptation strategies to mitigate the effects of increasingly frequent and intense heatwaves.
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24% Bias Score
Geneva Plastic Talks Collapse: ProSocial AI Offers Alternative Path
Global plastic pollution talks in Geneva failed to agree on production caps, leaving the unsustainable status quo. Microplastics are found in humans, ecosystems face severe damage, and businesses face rising compliance costs. ProSocial AI offers an alternative.
Geneva Plastic Talks Collapse: ProSocial AI Offers Alternative Path
Global plastic pollution talks in Geneva failed to agree on production caps, leaving the unsustainable status quo. Microplastics are found in humans, ecosystems face severe damage, and businesses face rising compliance costs. ProSocial AI offers an alternative.
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48% Bias Score
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