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Barents Sea Seabird Decline Linked to Fishing and Warming Waters
Industrial fishing and warming Atlantic waters are causing a decline in predatory bird populations in the southwest Barents Sea, impacting bird colonies along the Murmansk coast, while populations in the Arctic remain stable; scientists propose a capelin fishing moratorium.
Barents Sea Seabird Decline Linked to Fishing and Warming Waters
Industrial fishing and warming Atlantic waters are causing a decline in predatory bird populations in the southwest Barents Sea, impacting bird colonies along the Murmansk coast, while populations in the Arctic remain stable; scientists propose a capelin fishing moratorium.
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40% Bias Score
Nuremberg Public Transit Expands, but Shortages Remain
A Greenpeace study shows that Nuremberg's public transportation increased by 5.4% between 2023 and 2025, placing it second in Germany. However, driver shortages and funding issues remain challenges.
Nuremberg Public Transit Expands, but Shortages Remain
A Greenpeace study shows that Nuremberg's public transportation increased by 5.4% between 2023 and 2025, placing it second in Germany. However, driver shortages and funding issues remain challenges.
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52% Bias Score
Microplastics Cut Global Food Supplies by 4-14%, Threatening 400 Million More with Starvation
A new assessment reveals that microplastic pollution is reducing global food supplies by 4-14%, impacting staple crops and potentially increasing the number of starving people by 400 million in the next two decades; the greatest impact is seen in Asia.
Microplastics Cut Global Food Supplies by 4-14%, Threatening 400 Million More with Starvation
A new assessment reveals that microplastic pollution is reducing global food supplies by 4-14%, impacting staple crops and potentially increasing the number of starving people by 400 million in the next two decades; the greatest impact is seen in Asia.
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48% Bias Score
Canada's Next Prime Minister: Finance Expert Carney to Tackle Trade War and Climate Change
Mark Carney, a former governor of the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, was elected leader of Canada's Liberal Party and will become the next prime minister; his financial expertise is seen as crucial in addressing the looming trade war with the U.S. and implementing climate policies.
Canada's Next Prime Minister: Finance Expert Carney to Tackle Trade War and Climate Change
Mark Carney, a former governor of the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, was elected leader of Canada's Liberal Party and will become the next prime minister; his financial expertise is seen as crucial in addressing the looming trade war with the U.S. and implementing climate policies.
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40% Bias Score
Bahía Blanca Floods: 16 Dead, Hundreds Missing After Unprecedented Rainfall
Unprecedented rainfall caused catastrophic flooding in Bahía Blanca, Argentina, resulting in at least 16 deaths, over 100 missing persons, and widespread damage, prompting criticism of the government's response.
Bahía Blanca Floods: 16 Dead, Hundreds Missing After Unprecedented Rainfall
Unprecedented rainfall caused catastrophic flooding in Bahía Blanca, Argentina, resulting in at least 16 deaths, over 100 missing persons, and widespread damage, prompting criticism of the government's response.
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40% Bias Score
Canada's New Prime Minister: A Banker's Approach to Trade and Climate
Mark Carney, a former governor of the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, was elected leader of Canada's Liberal Party on Sunday, setting the stage for his upcoming premiership. His extensive experience in navigating global financial crises and his advocacy for climate action are central to his ...
Canada's New Prime Minister: A Banker's Approach to Trade and Climate
Mark Carney, a former governor of the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, was elected leader of Canada's Liberal Party on Sunday, setting the stage for his upcoming premiership. His extensive experience in navigating global financial crises and his advocacy for climate action are central to his ...
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40% Bias Score
Spain's 2024-2025 Winter: Seventh Warmest and Sixteenth Driest on Record
Spain's 2024-2025 winter was the seventh warmest since 1961, averaging 7.8°C (1.2°C above the 1991-2020 average) and the sixteenth driest, with 145.9 l/m2 precipitation (77% of the norm). This follows six consecutive warmer-than-normal winters and springs, and zero cold waves were recorded for the s...
Spain's 2024-2025 Winter: Seventh Warmest and Sixteenth Driest on Record
Spain's 2024-2025 winter was the seventh warmest since 1961, averaging 7.8°C (1.2°C above the 1991-2020 average) and the sixteenth driest, with 145.9 l/m2 precipitation (77% of the norm). This follows six consecutive warmer-than-normal winters and springs, and zero cold waves were recorded for the s...
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16% Bias Score
US Withdraws from Climate Funding Agreement, Jeopardizing Global Energy Transition
The United States withdrew from the International Partners Group (IPG), a climate agreement funding energy transitions in South Africa, Indonesia, and Vietnam, resulting in over \$1 billion in lost funding for South Africa and cancelled projects elsewhere. The remaining IPG members will continue sup...
US Withdraws from Climate Funding Agreement, Jeopardizing Global Energy Transition
The United States withdrew from the International Partners Group (IPG), a climate agreement funding energy transitions in South Africa, Indonesia, and Vietnam, resulting in over \$1 billion in lost funding for South Africa and cancelled projects elsewhere. The remaining IPG members will continue sup...
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36% Bias Score
Frequent Flyer Levy Proposed to Curb UK Aviation Emissions
The UK's Climate Change Committee proposes a Frequent Flyer Levy (FFL) to curb aviation emissions, incrementally taxing frequent flyers based on CO2 emissions per flight, aiming to achieve net-zero by 2050, as sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) alone is deemed insufficient.
Frequent Flyer Levy Proposed to Curb UK Aviation Emissions
The UK's Climate Change Committee proposes a Frequent Flyer Levy (FFL) to curb aviation emissions, incrementally taxing frequent flyers based on CO2 emissions per flight, aiming to achieve net-zero by 2050, as sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) alone is deemed insufficient.
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52% Bias Score
Record Rainfall from Cyclone Alfred Causes Devastating Brisbane Floods
Cyclone Alfred caused record flooding in Brisbane, exceeding previous flood levels by up to 220 millimeters, leaving 200,000 properties without power and prompting over 3600 calls for help to the State Emergency Service.
Record Rainfall from Cyclone Alfred Causes Devastating Brisbane Floods
Cyclone Alfred caused record flooding in Brisbane, exceeding previous flood levels by up to 220 millimeters, leaving 200,000 properties without power and prompting over 3600 calls for help to the State Emergency Service.
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24% Bias Score
US Withdraws from $3 Billion Just Energy Transition Partnership with Vietnam, Indonesia, and South Africa
The United States withdrew from the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) agreements with Vietnam, Indonesia, and South Africa on March 6th, 2024, impacting over $3 billion in committed funds due to disagreements with the agreements' goals and lack of transparency in Vietnam's implementation.
US Withdraws from $3 Billion Just Energy Transition Partnership with Vietnam, Indonesia, and South Africa
The United States withdrew from the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) agreements with Vietnam, Indonesia, and South Africa on March 6th, 2024, impacting over $3 billion in committed funds due to disagreements with the agreements' goals and lack of transparency in Vietnam's implementation.
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48% Bias Score
Cyclone Alfred Causes Severe Beach Erosion in Australia
Ex-tropical cyclone Alfred severely eroded beaches in NSW and Queensland, removing up to 30 meters of sand; authorities plan to restore tourist beaches, but dune recovery could take years, highlighting the increasing risk of stronger weather events linked to climate change.
Cyclone Alfred Causes Severe Beach Erosion in Australia
Ex-tropical cyclone Alfred severely eroded beaches in NSW and Queensland, removing up to 30 meters of sand; authorities plan to restore tourist beaches, but dune recovery could take years, highlighting the increasing risk of stronger weather events linked to climate change.
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52% Bias Score
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