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Clean Energy Booms Despite Trump's Efforts, But Future Uncertain
Despite the Trump administration's efforts to curb renewable energy, the sector is experiencing record growth in 2025, driven by surging electricity demand and cost-effective renewable energy sources; however, potential policy disruptions threaten this progress.
Clean Energy Booms Despite Trump's Efforts, But Future Uncertain
Despite the Trump administration's efforts to curb renewable energy, the sector is experiencing record growth in 2025, driven by surging electricity demand and cost-effective renewable energy sources; however, potential policy disruptions threaten this progress.
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52% Bias Score
OxCCAL Database Exposes Greenwashing, Underscores Need for Corporate Sustainability Transparency
A staff member at AMV BBDO reported potential "greenwashing" in Mars campaigns, prompting the launch of the Oxford Carbon and Climate Advertising Library (OxCCAL), a database of over 1,700 ads from fossil fuel companies revealing strategic messaging discrepancies and underscoring the need for transp...
OxCCAL Database Exposes Greenwashing, Underscores Need for Corporate Sustainability Transparency
A staff member at AMV BBDO reported potential "greenwashing" in Mars campaigns, prompting the launch of the Oxford Carbon and Climate Advertising Library (OxCCAL), a database of over 1,700 ads from fossil fuel companies revealing strategic messaging discrepancies and underscoring the need for transp...
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52% Bias Score
Canadian Man Sentenced to 25 Years for Energy Infrastructure Terrorism
A Canadian man, Cameron Smith, was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for two attacks on energy infrastructure in South Dakota and North Dakota in 2022 and 2023, causing $1.7 million in damages and impacting 243 customers due to power outages; the judge classified the acts as terrorism.
Canadian Man Sentenced to 25 Years for Energy Infrastructure Terrorism
A Canadian man, Cameron Smith, was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for two attacks on energy infrastructure in South Dakota and North Dakota in 2022 and 2023, causing $1.7 million in damages and impacting 243 customers due to power outages; the judge classified the acts as terrorism.
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52% Bias Score
Niseko Defies Japan's Ski Industry Decline with Record Snowfall
Despite a recent trend of warming winters and declining skier numbers in Japan, Niseko experienced record snowfall this season due to the La Niña weather pattern and Siberian cold fronts, attracting increased international tourism, particularly from the US, with luxury resorts and amenities contribu...
Niseko Defies Japan's Ski Industry Decline with Record Snowfall
Despite a recent trend of warming winters and declining skier numbers in Japan, Niseko experienced record snowfall this season due to the La Niña weather pattern and Siberian cold fronts, attracting increased international tourism, particularly from the US, with luxury resorts and amenities contribu...
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40% Bias Score
Flooding Spreads Venomous Fire Ants, Raising Concerns of Nationwide Infestation in Australia
Cyclone Alfred's floods in Queensland, Australia, are causing venomous fire ants to raft downstream, raising fears of infestation in new areas like NSW, as videos show thousands of ants floating in streams; a $592 million eradication program is underway but experts warn it might be insufficient.
Flooding Spreads Venomous Fire Ants, Raising Concerns of Nationwide Infestation in Australia
Cyclone Alfred's floods in Queensland, Australia, are causing venomous fire ants to raft downstream, raising fears of infestation in new areas like NSW, as videos show thousands of ants floating in streams; a $592 million eradication program is underway but experts warn it might be insufficient.
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44% Bias Score
EPA Terminates \$20 Billion in Climate Grants Amidst Fraud Concerns
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin terminated \$20 billion in climate and clean energy grants awarded to eight nonprofits under the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act due to concerns about program integrity, potential fraud, and lack of oversight, triggering investigations by the Department of Justice and the F...
EPA Terminates \$20 Billion in Climate Grants Amidst Fraud Concerns
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin terminated \$20 billion in climate and clean energy grants awarded to eight nonprofits under the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act due to concerns about program integrity, potential fraud, and lack of oversight, triggering investigations by the Department of Justice and the F...
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60% Bias Score
Dutch Climate Goals Under Threat Amidst Coalition Disagreements
Dutch Minister Sophie Hermans struggles to meet climate goals due to coalition disagreements on additional measures, prioritizing energy cost reduction over stricter climate policies, potentially jeopardizing the 95% success rate projected by the Planbureau voor de Leefomgeving.
Dutch Climate Goals Under Threat Amidst Coalition Disagreements
Dutch Minister Sophie Hermans struggles to meet climate goals due to coalition disagreements on additional measures, prioritizing energy cost reduction over stricter climate policies, potentially jeopardizing the 95% success rate projected by the Planbureau voor de Leefomgeving.
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52% Bias Score
Flooding Aids Spread of Invasive Fire Ants in Queensland
Red imported fire ants (Rifas) in south-east Queensland are using floodwaters from ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred to form large rafts, traveling several kilometers and establishing new nests, raising concerns about the species' rapid spread and the potential for them to reach other parts of Australia.
Flooding Aids Spread of Invasive Fire Ants in Queensland
Red imported fire ants (Rifas) in south-east Queensland are using floodwaters from ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred to form large rafts, traveling several kilometers and establishing new nests, raising concerns about the species' rapid spread and the potential for them to reach other parts of Australia.
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36% Bias Score
Extreme Weather Disrupts Education of 242 Million Students Globally
Extreme weather events in 2024 disrupted the education of 242 million students globally, predominantly in low-income countries, causing significant learning loss and highlighting the urgent need for climate-resilient education systems.
Extreme Weather Disrupts Education of 242 Million Students Globally
Extreme weather events in 2024 disrupted the education of 242 million students globally, predominantly in low-income countries, causing significant learning loss and highlighting the urgent need for climate-resilient education systems.
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32% Bias Score
BP Cuts Renewable Energy Investment by 70%
BP drastically cut its renewable energy investment from $6.5-7.0 billion to $1.5-2.0 billion annually, prioritizing oil and gas production due to stock performance and investor pressure, despite the projected peak in oil demand around 2030.
BP Cuts Renewable Energy Investment by 70%
BP drastically cut its renewable energy investment from $6.5-7.0 billion to $1.5-2.0 billion annually, prioritizing oil and gas production due to stock performance and investor pressure, despite the projected peak in oil demand around 2030.
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56% Bias Score
Arctic Geopolitics Fractured by Trump, Russia, and Climate Change
President Trump's statements on Greenland's and Canada's sovereignty, combined with Russia's military actions and climate change, are fracturing cooperation among Arctic nations, creating three geopolitical poles and disrupting established scientific and diplomatic relations.
Arctic Geopolitics Fractured by Trump, Russia, and Climate Change
President Trump's statements on Greenland's and Canada's sovereignty, combined with Russia's military actions and climate change, are fracturing cooperation among Arctic nations, creating three geopolitical poles and disrupting established scientific and diplomatic relations.
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36% Bias Score
Climate Change: Cities Face Unexpected Water Disasters
A new WaterAid study reveals that over 100 major cities globally are experiencing dramatic shifts in water-related disasters due to climate change, with many cities facing unexpected changes in their flood and drought patterns, disproportionately impacting vulnerable communities.
Climate Change: Cities Face Unexpected Water Disasters
A new WaterAid study reveals that over 100 major cities globally are experiencing dramatic shifts in water-related disasters due to climate change, with many cities facing unexpected changes in their flood and drought patterns, disproportionately impacting vulnerable communities.
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20% Bias Score
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