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Cyclone Garance Strikes La Réunion, Causing Widespread Damage
Cyclone Garance hit La Réunion's northern coast on February 28th, causing widespread damage with wind gusts up to 230 km/h, resulting in 145,000 people losing power, 82,000 losing access to potable water, and 39,000 losing internet access, despite a three-hour violet alert lockdown; thankfully, no d...
Cyclone Garance Strikes La Réunion, Causing Widespread Damage
Cyclone Garance hit La Réunion's northern coast on February 28th, causing widespread damage with wind gusts up to 230 km/h, resulting in 145,000 people losing power, 82,000 losing access to potable water, and 39,000 losing internet access, despite a three-hour violet alert lockdown; thankfully, no d...
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24% Bias Score
COP16 Reaches $200 Billion Biodiversity Funding Agreement
Nearly 200 nations finalized a plan at the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP16) in Rome, committing $200 billion annually to biodiversity protection, a substantial increase from previous years, resolving key disagreements from the prior COP15 meeting in Cali.
COP16 Reaches $200 Billion Biodiversity Funding Agreement
Nearly 200 nations finalized a plan at the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP16) in Rome, committing $200 billion annually to biodiversity protection, a substantial increase from previous years, resolving key disagreements from the prior COP15 meeting in Cali.
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36% Bias Score
UN Biodiversity Conference Secures \$200 Billion in Funding
The UN's COP16 biodiversity conference in Rome successfully secured \$200 billion in annual funding by 2030 for global biodiversity conservation, including \$30 billion annually for developing nations by 2030, resolving issues left unresolved in Cali, Colombia, and establishing the Cali Fund to ensu...
UN Biodiversity Conference Secures \$200 Billion in Funding
The UN's COP16 biodiversity conference in Rome successfully secured \$200 billion in annual funding by 2030 for global biodiversity conservation, including \$30 billion annually for developing nations by 2030, resolving issues left unresolved in Cali, Colombia, and establishing the Cali Fund to ensu...
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36% Bias Score
Portugal's Renewable Energy Rise: Azevedo Family's Success Mirrors National Progress
The Azevedo family in Sintra, Portugal, uses solar energy to power their home, showcasing the country's progress in renewable energy, as evidenced by a rise to 15th place in the Green Transition Index and a 71% renewable electricity consumption in 2024, despite challenges in fully decarbonizing all ...
Portugal's Renewable Energy Rise: Azevedo Family's Success Mirrors National Progress
The Azevedo family in Sintra, Portugal, uses solar energy to power their home, showcasing the country's progress in renewable energy, as evidenced by a rise to 15th place in the Green Transition Index and a 71% renewable electricity consumption in 2024, despite challenges in fully decarbonizing all ...
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40% Bias Score
Tropicana Faces Potential Bankruptcy Amidst Orange Shortage and Shifting Consumer Preferences
Facing potential bankruptcy, Tropicana's financial woes are caused by decreased orange production due to climate change-related disasters and disease, increased prices, and shifting consumer preferences, resulting in a 4% sales and 10% profit drop last quarter.
Tropicana Faces Potential Bankruptcy Amidst Orange Shortage and Shifting Consumer Preferences
Facing potential bankruptcy, Tropicana's financial woes are caused by decreased orange production due to climate change-related disasters and disease, increased prices, and shifting consumer preferences, resulting in a 4% sales and 10% profit drop last quarter.
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44% Bias Score
Parisian Comedy Club Uses Humor to Tackle Climate Change
Parisian comedy collective "Greenwashing Comedy Club" tackles climate change and social issues through humor, performing in various venues and attracting diverse audiences who might not otherwise engage with such themes.
Parisian Comedy Club Uses Humor to Tackle Climate Change
Parisian comedy collective "Greenwashing Comedy Club" tackles climate change and social issues through humor, performing in various venues and attracting diverse audiences who might not otherwise engage with such themes.
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36% Bias Score
Global Biodiversity Deal Reached in Rome
After a challenging negotiation process, over 150 countries reached an agreement at the Cop16 in Rome to establish a financial mechanism to protect global biodiversity, aiming to provide $200 billion annually by 2030 with a focus on aiding developing nations and indigenous communities.
Global Biodiversity Deal Reached in Rome
After a challenging negotiation process, over 150 countries reached an agreement at the Cop16 in Rome to establish a financial mechanism to protect global biodiversity, aiming to provide $200 billion annually by 2030 with a focus on aiding developing nations and indigenous communities.
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44% Bias Score
Finnish City Led by Women Aims for 2029 Carbon Neutrality
The Finnish city of Turku, led by an all-female leadership team, is aiming for carbon neutrality by 2029, utilizing innovative geothermal heating and biodiversity initiatives, and prioritizing environmental education from early childhood to achieve this ambitious goal.
Finnish City Led by Women Aims for 2029 Carbon Neutrality
The Finnish city of Turku, led by an all-female leadership team, is aiming for carbon neutrality by 2029, utilizing innovative geothermal heating and biodiversity initiatives, and prioritizing environmental education from early childhood to achieve this ambitious goal.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration Layoffs Cripple NOAA's Weather Forecasting Capabilities
The Trump administration initiated layoffs at NOAA, impacting around 800 employees initially, with potential for over 1000 job losses by the end of the week; this affects various divisions, including hurricane prediction, and raises concerns about reduced disaster preparedness.
Trump Administration Layoffs Cripple NOAA's Weather Forecasting Capabilities
The Trump administration initiated layoffs at NOAA, impacting around 800 employees initially, with potential for over 1000 job losses by the end of the week; this affects various divisions, including hurricane prediction, and raises concerns about reduced disaster preparedness.
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48% Bias Score
EU Eases Business Regulations to Boost Competitiveness, Sparking Environmental Concerns
The European Commission proposed easing business regulations on sustainability reporting and supply chain due diligence to boost EU competitiveness, aiming for a 25% reduction in administrative burdens by 2029 and attracting €100 billion in clean tech investment; however, environmental groups strong...
EU Eases Business Regulations to Boost Competitiveness, Sparking Environmental Concerns
The European Commission proposed easing business regulations on sustainability reporting and supply chain due diligence to boost EU competitiveness, aiming for a 25% reduction in administrative burdens by 2029 and attracting €100 billion in clean tech investment; however, environmental groups strong...
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44% Bias Score
France's Water Crisis: €15 Billion Needed for Urgent Upgrades and Restoration
France faces a nationwide water crisis, with rising bills and degraded water quality, necessitating €15 billion in infrastructure upgrades and ecological restoration to meet EU standards and ensure long-term water security.
France's Water Crisis: €15 Billion Needed for Urgent Upgrades and Restoration
France faces a nationwide water crisis, with rising bills and degraded water quality, necessitating €15 billion in infrastructure upgrades and ecological restoration to meet EU standards and ensure long-term water security.
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36% Bias Score
Mass Extinctions: A Gradual Process, Not a Single Event
A recent study challenges the notion that mass extinctions are instantaneous events, arguing that the dinosaur-killing event spanned millions of years; this raises concerns that a sixth mass extinction might be gradually unfolding due to a combination of smaller-scale catastrophes.
Mass Extinctions: A Gradual Process, Not a Single Event
A recent study challenges the notion that mass extinctions are instantaneous events, arguing that the dinosaur-killing event spanned millions of years; this raises concerns that a sixth mass extinction might be gradually unfolding due to a combination of smaller-scale catastrophes.
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48% Bias Score
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