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Adelaide chosen to host 2024 UN Climate Talks
Australia plans to co-host the UN climate talks (COP28) with Pacific neighbors in Adelaide in 2024, a decision influenced by South Australia's economic incentives and renewable energy achievements, despite political considerations and potential costs.
Adelaide chosen to host 2024 UN Climate Talks
Australia plans to co-host the UN climate talks (COP28) with Pacific neighbors in Adelaide in 2024, a decision influenced by South Australia's economic incentives and renewable energy achievements, despite political considerations and potential costs.
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36% Bias Score
Morelos Wildfires Part of Wider Mexican Crisis
Wildfires have consumed 1,169 hectares near Tepoztlán, Morelos, impacting tourism during Easter week, as part of a national crisis with 106 active fires burning 42,084 hectares, fueled by a severe drought and resulting in one firefighter death.
Morelos Wildfires Part of Wider Mexican Crisis
Wildfires have consumed 1,169 hectares near Tepoztlán, Morelos, impacting tourism during Easter week, as part of a national crisis with 106 active fires burning 42,084 hectares, fueled by a severe drought and resulting in one firefighter death.
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40% Bias Score
Scott Trust Endowment: Responsible Investing Secures Guardian's Future
The Scott Trust Endowment invests responsibly to ensure the Guardian's long-term financial health, allocating £82.6 million (7% of assets) to climate and nature solutions, actively engaging in alliances promoting responsible investment practices.
Scott Trust Endowment: Responsible Investing Secures Guardian's Future
The Scott Trust Endowment invests responsibly to ensure the Guardian's long-term financial health, allocating £82.6 million (7% of assets) to climate and nature solutions, actively engaging in alliances promoting responsible investment practices.
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32% Bias Score
Climate Change Triples Length of Ocean Heatwaves
A study shows climate change has tripled the length of ocean heatwaves since 1940, causing mass mortality of marine life, stronger storms, and economic losses; the only solution is cutting fossil fuel use.
Climate Change Triples Length of Ocean Heatwaves
A study shows climate change has tripled the length of ocean heatwaves since 1940, causing mass mortality of marine life, stronger storms, and economic losses; the only solution is cutting fossil fuel use.
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44% Bias Score
Corporate Sustainability: A Growing Priority Despite Global Challenges
A Forbes survey of 1,101 C-suite executives reveals that 67% now rank sustainability as a top-three priority, up from 22% three years ago, driven by investor expectations and a belief in its revenue-generating potential; however, challenges remain in demonstrating ROI and navigating geopolitical unc...
Corporate Sustainability: A Growing Priority Despite Global Challenges
A Forbes survey of 1,101 C-suite executives reveals that 67% now rank sustainability as a top-three priority, up from 22% three years ago, driven by investor expectations and a belief in its revenue-generating potential; however, challenges remain in demonstrating ROI and navigating geopolitical unc...
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40% Bias Score
Kathmandu Suffers World's Worst Air Quality Due to Wildfires and Drought
Kathmandu's air quality is the worst globally, with an average AQI of 348 on Thursday, due to a combination of six months of drought, widespread wildfires exacerbated by dry conditions, vehicle emissions, and the city's bowl-shaped valley trapping pollutants; this has caused flight cancellations, ho...
Kathmandu Suffers World's Worst Air Quality Due to Wildfires and Drought
Kathmandu's air quality is the worst globally, with an average AQI of 348 on Thursday, due to a combination of six months of drought, widespread wildfires exacerbated by dry conditions, vehicle emissions, and the city's bowl-shaped valley trapping pollutants; this has caused flight cancellations, ho...
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24% Bias Score
Swedish Youth Refile Climate Lawsuit Amidst Concerns Over Insufficient Government Action
Swedish youth activists are refiling a climate lawsuit against their government after an initial dismissal, highlighting concerns over insufficient climate policies and rising emissions, despite a 2045 carbon neutrality goal, mirroring similar successful legal challenges in other European countries.
Swedish Youth Refile Climate Lawsuit Amidst Concerns Over Insufficient Government Action
Swedish youth activists are refiling a climate lawsuit against their government after an initial dismissal, highlighting concerns over insufficient climate policies and rising emissions, despite a 2045 carbon neutrality goal, mirroring similar successful legal challenges in other European countries.
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40% Bias Score
Climate Change Shifts Summer Tourism from Mediterranean to Northern Europe
Due to high temperatures, cost concerns, and overcrowding, summer tourism in Southern Europe is declining as tourists increasingly opt for cooler Northern European destinations; Intrepid Travel reports a 15% decrease in Southern European bookings and a 50% increase in Northern bookings during July-A...
Climate Change Shifts Summer Tourism from Mediterranean to Northern Europe
Due to high temperatures, cost concerns, and overcrowding, summer tourism in Southern Europe is declining as tourists increasingly opt for cooler Northern European destinations; Intrepid Travel reports a 15% decrease in Southern European bookings and a 50% increase in Northern bookings during July-A...
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44% Bias Score
Grocery Swaps Can Cut Household Emissions by 6 Tonnes Annually
Simple grocery swaps like replacing red meat with chicken or plant-based alternatives, dairy-free milk, and fruit toast instead of muffins can reduce a household's yearly greenhouse gas emissions by 6 tonnes, equivalent to average household electricity use, according to new research by the George In...
Grocery Swaps Can Cut Household Emissions by 6 Tonnes Annually
Simple grocery swaps like replacing red meat with chicken or plant-based alternatives, dairy-free milk, and fruit toast instead of muffins can reduce a household's yearly greenhouse gas emissions by 6 tonnes, equivalent to average household electricity use, according to new research by the George In...
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24% Bias Score
Trump's Science Cuts Undermine Global Research and Safety
The Trump administration's cuts to US research funding and withdrawal from international agreements have undermined global scientific collaboration, increasing risks to global health and environmental security, with specific impacts seen in infectious disease prevention and climate change prediction...
Trump's Science Cuts Undermine Global Research and Safety
The Trump administration's cuts to US research funding and withdrawal from international agreements have undermined global scientific collaboration, increasing risks to global health and environmental security, with specific impacts seen in infectious disease prevention and climate change prediction...
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48% Bias Score
Severe European Drought: Spain and Cyprus Face Critical Water Shortages
Southern, Eastern, and Central Europe face severe drought, with Spain most affected (34,000 sq km in 2023), while Cyprus shows critical water stress (71% of freshwater resources used), highlighting the need for improved water management and wastewater recycling.
Severe European Drought: Spain and Cyprus Face Critical Water Shortages
Southern, Eastern, and Central Europe face severe drought, with Spain most affected (34,000 sq km in 2023), while Cyprus shows critical water stress (71% of freshwater resources used), highlighting the need for improved water management and wastewater recycling.
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32% Bias Score
Climate Change Extends Pollen Seasons, Worsening Allergies Globally
A new study published in The Laryngoscope links climate change to more intense and longer pollen seasons globally, adding up to 19 extra days of pollen annually in some regions due to rising temperatures stimulating plant growth and spreading allergenic plants.
Climate Change Extends Pollen Seasons, Worsening Allergies Globally
A new study published in The Laryngoscope links climate change to more intense and longer pollen seasons globally, adding up to 19 extra days of pollen annually in some regions due to rising temperatures stimulating plant growth and spreading allergenic plants.
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12% Bias Score
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