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India's Steel Expansion Plan Threatens Climate Goals
India's plan to double steel production by 2030, reliant on coal-based methods, threatens its climate goals and global emission targets; a report by Global Energy Monitor reveals that over 40% of global steel capacity under development is in India, using coal, while only 8% has begun construction, l...
India's Steel Expansion Plan Threatens Climate Goals
India's plan to double steel production by 2030, reliant on coal-based methods, threatens its climate goals and global emission targets; a report by Global Energy Monitor reveals that over 40% of global steel capacity under development is in India, using coal, while only 8% has begun construction, l...
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28% Bias Score
China's Renewables Surpass Coal in Installed Capacity
By end-March 2025, China's installed wind and solar power capacity surpassed coal for the first time, driven by a 17.2% and 43.4% year-on-year increase respectively, marking a significant milestone in its energy transition and boosting non-fossil energy consumption.
China's Renewables Surpass Coal in Installed Capacity
By end-March 2025, China's installed wind and solar power capacity surpassed coal for the first time, driven by a 17.2% and 43.4% year-on-year increase respectively, marking a significant milestone in its energy transition and boosting non-fossil energy consumption.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Executive Order Attempts Coal Industry Revival Amidst Renewable Energy Surge
President Trump signed an executive order to revive the coal industry by reclassifying coal as a critical mineral, reopening federal lands to mining, and providing federal support, despite coal's high cost compared to renewables and its declining market share. This action comes as U.S. electricity d...
Trump's Executive Order Attempts Coal Industry Revival Amidst Renewable Energy Surge
President Trump signed an executive order to revive the coal industry by reclassifying coal as a critical mineral, reopening federal lands to mining, and providing federal support, despite coal's high cost compared to renewables and its declining market share. This action comes as U.S. electricity d...
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56% Bias Score
Trump Reopens Coal Industry, Falsely Cites Germany as Model
US President Donald Trump signed a decree to promote coal, falsely claiming Germany's energy policy as a success, despite Germany's planned coal phaseout by 2038 and the global agreement to phase out fossil fuels.
Trump Reopens Coal Industry, Falsely Cites Germany as Model
US President Donald Trump signed a decree to promote coal, falsely claiming Germany's energy policy as a success, despite Germany's planned coal phaseout by 2038 and the global agreement to phase out fossil fuels.
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52% Bias Score
US Absence Shifts G20 Dynamics, South Africa Grapples with Energy Transition
South Africa's G20 presidency faces challenges due to reduced US engagement, particularly in climate discussions; the absence of high-level US officials shifts influence toward the EU and China, while South Africa struggles with its own energy transition due to Eskom's monopoly and high borrowing co...
US Absence Shifts G20 Dynamics, South Africa Grapples with Energy Transition
South Africa's G20 presidency faces challenges due to reduced US engagement, particularly in climate discussions; the absence of high-level US officials shifts influence toward the EU and China, while South Africa struggles with its own energy transition due to Eskom's monopoly and high borrowing co...
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36% Bias Score
Global Coal Use Rises Despite Renewable Energy Investments
China's coal plant construction hit a 10-year high in 2024, adding 66.7 GW of capacity, while India's coal use rose by 5.1%, despite increased renewable energy installations; the US plans to halt coal plant closures, signaling a potential global shift away from rapid renewable energy transitions.
Global Coal Use Rises Despite Renewable Energy Investments
China's coal plant construction hit a 10-year high in 2024, adding 66.7 GW of capacity, while India's coal use rose by 5.1%, despite increased renewable energy installations; the US plans to halt coal plant closures, signaling a potential global shift away from rapid renewable energy transitions.
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52% Bias Score
China's Renewables Surpass Coal in Installed Capacity
By the end of the first quarter of 2025, China's installed wind and solar power capacity surpassed coal power for the first time, driven by a 17.2% and 43.4% year-on-year increase in wind and solar capacity, respectively; this signals a major milestone in the country's energy transition and increase...
China's Renewables Surpass Coal in Installed Capacity
By the end of the first quarter of 2025, China's installed wind and solar power capacity surpassed coal power for the first time, driven by a 17.2% and 43.4% year-on-year increase in wind and solar capacity, respectively; this signals a major milestone in the country's energy transition and increase...
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52% Bias Score
China's Heatwave Fuels Global Coal Consumption Surge
Record-breaking heatwaves in 2024 caused a 1.4% global increase in coal consumption, with China accounting for a 40% increase compared to the rest of the world, forcing a reliance on coal despite investments in renewable energy.
China's Heatwave Fuels Global Coal Consumption Surge
Record-breaking heatwaves in 2024 caused a 1.4% global increase in coal consumption, with China accounting for a 40% increase compared to the rest of the world, forcing a reliance on coal despite investments in renewable energy.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Reverses US Coal Policy, Defying Global Climate Trends
President Trump announced a policy to increase coal production in the USA, reversing restrictions imposed by his predecessor and potentially hindering global climate action.
Trump Reverses US Coal Policy, Defying Global Climate Trends
President Trump announced a policy to increase coal production in the USA, reversing restrictions imposed by his predecessor and potentially hindering global climate action.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Revives Coal Industry Amid AI Energy Demands
President Trump signed executive orders on Tuesday to revitalize the coal industry, citing concerns about electricity reliability for artificial intelligence and competition with China, reversing the Biden administration's efforts to reduce coal use, which currently generates 15% of U.S. electricity...
Trump Revives Coal Industry Amid AI Energy Demands
President Trump signed executive orders on Tuesday to revitalize the coal industry, citing concerns about electricity reliability for artificial intelligence and competition with China, reversing the Biden administration's efforts to reduce coal use, which currently generates 15% of U.S. electricity...
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56% Bias Score
Lavna Coal Terminal Opens, Boosting Russia's Arctic Export Capacity
President Putin launched the Lavna coal terminal in Murmansk Oblast on March 27, initiating the first export shipment from a new deep-water port with a capacity of 18 million tons/year, boosting Russia's coal export potential and creating 650 jobs, representing a significant investment of approximat...
Lavna Coal Terminal Opens, Boosting Russia's Arctic Export Capacity
President Putin launched the Lavna coal terminal in Murmansk Oblast on March 27, initiating the first export shipment from a new deep-water port with a capacity of 18 million tons/year, boosting Russia's coal export potential and creating 650 jobs, representing a significant investment of approximat...
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48% Bias Score
Dutton's Nuclear Plan Risks Water Crisis
Peter Dutton's plan to build seven nuclear power plants in Australia will increase water consumption by 500 gigalitres annually, three times more than the coal plants they would replace, posing a significant threat to local communities and agricultural industries reliant on the same water resources.
Dutton's Nuclear Plan Risks Water Crisis
Peter Dutton's plan to build seven nuclear power plants in Australia will increase water consumption by 500 gigalitres annually, three times more than the coal plants they would replace, posing a significant threat to local communities and agricultural industries reliant on the same water resources.
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48% Bias Score
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