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Global Textile Waste: $150 Billion Loss and Environmental Crisis
In 2024, 120 million tons of discarded clothing globally generated a $150 billion loss, with only a tiny fraction recycled due to inefficient infrastructure, high costs of recycled materials, and fast fashion trends; creating substantial environmental damage and economic losses.
Global Textile Waste: $150 Billion Loss and Environmental Crisis
In 2024, 120 million tons of discarded clothing globally generated a $150 billion loss, with only a tiny fraction recycled due to inefficient infrastructure, high costs of recycled materials, and fast fashion trends; creating substantial environmental damage and economic losses.
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24% Bias Score
Paris: Deadliest European Capital During Heat Waves
A 2023 Lancet study found Paris had the highest excess heat-related deaths among European capitals from 2000-2019, although other cities experienced significant mortality. While urban factors play a role, climate change and natural climate variability are the primary drivers.
Paris: Deadliest European Capital During Heat Waves
A 2023 Lancet study found Paris had the highest excess heat-related deaths among European capitals from 2000-2019, although other cities experienced significant mortality. While urban factors play a role, climate change and natural climate variability are the primary drivers.
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36% Bias Score
Hurricane Erin Brings Life-Threatening Conditions to U.S. East Coast
Hurricane Erin, currently a Category 2 storm, threatens the U.S. East Coast with life-threatening rip currents, destructive waves, coastal flooding, and beach erosion through Thursday, prompting over 2,000 evacuations from North Carolina's Outer Banks.
Hurricane Erin Brings Life-Threatening Conditions to U.S. East Coast
Hurricane Erin, currently a Category 2 storm, threatens the U.S. East Coast with life-threatening rip currents, destructive waves, coastal flooding, and beach erosion through Thursday, prompting over 2,000 evacuations from North Carolina's Outer Banks.
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28% Bias Score
Germany's Planned Cuts to Development Aid: Economic and Geopolitical Risks
Germany plans further cuts to its development aid budget in 2026, reducing BMZ funding to €9.9 billion and humanitarian aid to €1.05 billion, despite growing reliance on global partnerships and the economic benefits of such aid.
Germany's Planned Cuts to Development Aid: Economic and Geopolitical Risks
Germany plans further cuts to its development aid budget in 2026, reducing BMZ funding to €9.9 billion and humanitarian aid to €1.05 billion, despite growing reliance on global partnerships and the economic benefits of such aid.
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56% Bias Score
Cloudbursts Kill Hundreds in South Asia Amidst Worsening Climate Crisis
Torrential rains and cloudbursts in northwest Pakistan and India-administered Kashmir have killed at least 381 people and left hundreds more missing in the past few days, highlighting the escalating impact of extreme weather worsened by climate change.
Cloudbursts Kill Hundreds in South Asia Amidst Worsening Climate Crisis
Torrential rains and cloudbursts in northwest Pakistan and India-administered Kashmir have killed at least 381 people and left hundreds more missing in the past few days, highlighting the escalating impact of extreme weather worsened by climate change.
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16% Bias Score
Spain's Devastating Wildfires: Climate Change Fuels Record-Breaking Season
Spain battles devastating wildfires fueled by climate change, burning over 382,000 hectares, killing four, and prompting international aid and emergency declarations as a severe heatwave ends.
Spain's Devastating Wildfires: Climate Change Fuels Record-Breaking Season
Spain battles devastating wildfires fueled by climate change, burning over 382,000 hectares, killing four, and prompting international aid and emergency declarations as a severe heatwave ends.
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20% Bias Score
Controversial Biomass Power Plant Proposal in Hunter Valley Faces Scrutiny
Verdant Earth Technologies seeks to repurpose a Hunter Valley coal power station to burn 700,000 dry tonnes of woody vegetation yearly, claiming zero climate impact, despite opposition citing increased greenhouse gas emissions and habitat destruction from land clearing; the NSW Department of Plannin...
Controversial Biomass Power Plant Proposal in Hunter Valley Faces Scrutiny
Verdant Earth Technologies seeks to repurpose a Hunter Valley coal power station to burn 700,000 dry tonnes of woody vegetation yearly, claiming zero climate impact, despite opposition citing increased greenhouse gas emissions and habitat destruction from land clearing; the NSW Department of Plannin...
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52% Bias Score
Record-High Mosquito-Borne Diseases Sweep Europe
European health authorities are reporting record-high cases of mosquito-borne diseases, such as West Nile virus and chikungunya, in 2025, driven by climate change and extended mosquito seasons, impacting 16 countries and numerous regions across Europe.
Record-High Mosquito-Borne Diseases Sweep Europe
European health authorities are reporting record-high cases of mosquito-borne diseases, such as West Nile virus and chikungunya, in 2025, driven by climate change and extended mosquito seasons, impacting 16 countries and numerous regions across Europe.
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24% Bias Score
NSW Floods: Hundreds Rescued, Two Missing After Record Rainfall
Heavy rainfall has caused major flooding in New South Wales, Australia, prompting over 500 rescue calls and leaving two men missing after a car accident near Wisemans Ferry; Sydney saw its wettest day of the year.
NSW Floods: Hundreds Rescued, Two Missing After Record Rainfall
Heavy rainfall has caused major flooding in New South Wales, Australia, prompting over 500 rescue calls and leaving two men missing after a car accident near Wisemans Ferry; Sydney saw its wettest day of the year.
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24% Bias Score
Early French Wine Harvest Due to Soaring Temperatures
High temperatures in France have caused an earlier than usual wine harvest, starting on August 19th instead of the traditional September 15th, resulting in higher sugar and alcohol content in white wines, particularly impacting the Château Carbonnieu's production and compliance with AOC regulations.
Early French Wine Harvest Due to Soaring Temperatures
High temperatures in France have caused an earlier than usual wine harvest, starting on August 19th instead of the traditional September 15th, resulting in higher sugar and alcohol content in white wines, particularly impacting the Château Carbonnieu's production and compliance with AOC regulations.
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36% Bias Score
South Asia Cloudbursts: Over 380 Dead, Hundreds Missing in Pakistan and India
Cloudbursts in Pakistan and India have caused at least 381 deaths and hundreds of missing persons within a week, with flash floods and landslides devastating numerous villages due to torrential rains exceeding 100 mm per hour, highlighting climate change impacts.
South Asia Cloudbursts: Over 380 Dead, Hundreds Missing in Pakistan and India
Cloudbursts in Pakistan and India have caused at least 381 deaths and hundreds of missing persons within a week, with flash floods and landslides devastating numerous villages due to torrential rains exceeding 100 mm per hour, highlighting climate change impacts.
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20% Bias Score
Aletsch Glacier's Rapid Retreat Underscores Urgent Need for Climate Action
The Aletsch Glacier, the largest in the Alps, is shrinking 40 meters annually due to climate change, posing risks to surrounding areas; its retreat highlights the urgent need for international mitigation and adaptation policies.
Aletsch Glacier's Rapid Retreat Underscores Urgent Need for Climate Action
The Aletsch Glacier, the largest in the Alps, is shrinking 40 meters annually due to climate change, posing risks to surrounding areas; its retreat highlights the urgent need for international mitigation and adaptation policies.
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48% Bias Score
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