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Fog Harvesting: A Solution to Water Scarcity in Arid Regions
Researchers in Chile have found that large-scale fog harvesting can provide a reliable water source for the arid city of Alto Hospicio, using specially designed nets to collect water from fog. This could address water scarcity affecting communities lacking access to traditional water infrastructure.
Fog Harvesting: A Solution to Water Scarcity in Arid Regions
Researchers in Chile have found that large-scale fog harvesting can provide a reliable water source for the arid city of Alto Hospicio, using specially designed nets to collect water from fog. This could address water scarcity affecting communities lacking access to traditional water infrastructure.
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36% Bias Score
Lake Van's Shrinking Water Levels Expose Giant Microbialites
Due to a 4-5 year long receding water level in Lake Van, Turkey, caused by climate change and drought, the world's largest microbialites are now exposed along the shoreline of Altınsaç, Gevaş, attracting tourists.
Lake Van's Shrinking Water Levels Expose Giant Microbialites
Due to a 4-5 year long receding water level in Lake Van, Turkey, caused by climate change and drought, the world's largest microbialites are now exposed along the shoreline of Altınsaç, Gevaş, attracting tourists.
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36% Bias Score
Santa Ana Winds Fuel Devastating California Wildfires Amidst Drought and Response Criticism
Southern California faces renewed "Particularly Dangerous Situation" fire warnings due to Santa Ana winds (reaching 100mph gusts) amid severe drought, causing at least 27 deaths, thousands of destroyed homes, and ongoing evacuations affecting 41,000; the disaster exposes systemic weaknesses in LA's ...
Santa Ana Winds Fuel Devastating California Wildfires Amidst Drought and Response Criticism
Southern California faces renewed "Particularly Dangerous Situation" fire warnings due to Santa Ana winds (reaching 100mph gusts) amid severe drought, causing at least 27 deaths, thousands of destroyed homes, and ongoing evacuations affecting 41,000; the disaster exposes systemic weaknesses in LA's ...
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24% Bias Score
Climate Change Fuels 50,000 sq km Annual Increase in Multiyear Droughts
A study by the Swiss WSL and Austrian ISTA, published in "Science", shows a 50,000 sq km annual growth in multiyear drought zones over 40 years, caused by climate change, resulting in severe economic and ecological damage.
Climate Change Fuels 50,000 sq km Annual Increase in Multiyear Droughts
A study by the Swiss WSL and Austrian ISTA, published in "Science", shows a 50,000 sq km annual growth in multiyear drought zones over 40 years, caused by climate change, resulting in severe economic and ecological damage.
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16% Bias Score
Climate Whiplash Intensifies: Global Surge in Extreme Wet-Dry Events
Global climate whiplash events, characterized by rapid shifts between extreme wet and dry conditions, have increased by 31-66% since the mid-20th century due to global heating, causing devastating consequences like the Los Angeles fires and widespread food shortages in East Africa.
Climate Whiplash Intensifies: Global Surge in Extreme Wet-Dry Events
Global climate whiplash events, characterized by rapid shifts between extreme wet and dry conditions, have increased by 31-66% since the mid-20th century due to global heating, causing devastating consequences like the Los Angeles fires and widespread food shortages in East Africa.
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20% Bias Score
American Southwest Megadrought Fuels Catastrophic Wildfires
A decade-long megadrought in the American Southwest, the driest since 800 AD, has created tinderbox conditions for catastrophic fires in Los Angeles and other areas, with human-caused climate change responsible for about 42% of the soil moisture deficit since 2000.
American Southwest Megadrought Fuels Catastrophic Wildfires
A decade-long megadrought in the American Southwest, the driest since 800 AD, has created tinderbox conditions for catastrophic fires in Los Angeles and other areas, with human-caused climate change responsible for about 42% of the soil moisture deficit since 2000.
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Black Bears Occupy Southern California Homes Evacuated Due to Eaton Fire
Two 500-plus pound black bears have taken refuge in homes vacated due to the destructive Eaton fire in Southern California; one bear was captured and relocated, while another remains in a Pasadena residence, highlighting the increasing human-wildlife conflict in the region.
Black Bears Occupy Southern California Homes Evacuated Due to Eaton Fire
Two 500-plus pound black bears have taken refuge in homes vacated due to the destructive Eaton fire in Southern California; one bear was captured and relocated, while another remains in a Pasadena residence, highlighting the increasing human-wildlife conflict in the region.
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32% Bias Score
Climate Change Extends California's Wildfire Season, Exacerbating Devastating Fires
Climate change extended Southern California's dry season by 23 days, increasing the likelihood of wildfires; the overlap with the Santa Ana wind season, coupled with abundant dry plant material, resulted in devastating fires that killed 29 and destroyed over 16,000 buildings in early 2025.
Climate Change Extends California's Wildfire Season, Exacerbating Devastating Fires
Climate change extended Southern California's dry season by 23 days, increasing the likelihood of wildfires; the overlap with the Santa Ana wind season, coupled with abundant dry plant material, resulted in devastating fires that killed 29 and destroyed over 16,000 buildings in early 2025.
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24% Bias Score
Wildfires Increase Future Fire Risk in North America
A German study shows that wildfires in North America increase future fire risk by raising soil temperatures for decades, exemplified by the record-breaking 2023 Canadian wildfire season that released vast amounts of carbon dioxide, contributing to global warming and a cycle of increased drought and ...
Wildfires Increase Future Fire Risk in North America
A German study shows that wildfires in North America increase future fire risk by raising soil temperatures for decades, exemplified by the record-breaking 2023 Canadian wildfire season that released vast amounts of carbon dioxide, contributing to global warming and a cycle of increased drought and ...
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28% Bias Score
Global Study Reveals Increasing Severity and Frequency of Prolonged Droughts
A new study in Science reveals that prolonged droughts are becoming more frequent and intense due to climate change, impacting ecosystems globally; researchers mapped over 13,000 multiyear droughts (1980-2018), showing affected areas expanding by 50,000 square kilometers annually since 1980.
Global Study Reveals Increasing Severity and Frequency of Prolonged Droughts
A new study in Science reveals that prolonged droughts are becoming more frequent and intense due to climate change, impacting ecosystems globally; researchers mapped over 13,000 multiyear droughts (1980-2018), showing affected areas expanding by 50,000 square kilometers annually since 1980.
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24% Bias Score
Los Angeles Under Unprecedented Wind Warning Amid Devastating Fires
A particularly dangerous situation (PDS) wind warning is in effect for Los Angeles until Wednesday noon due to expected 70mph winds, following three previous such warnings this season and resulting in 24 deaths and over 12,000 destroyed buildings amid extreme drought conditions.
Los Angeles Under Unprecedented Wind Warning Amid Devastating Fires
A particularly dangerous situation (PDS) wind warning is in effect for Los Angeles until Wednesday noon due to expected 70mph winds, following three previous such warnings this season and resulting in 24 deaths and over 12,000 destroyed buildings amid extreme drought conditions.
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24% Bias Score
Turkey Records Hottest Year in 53 Years
Turkey experienced its warmest year on record in 2024, with an average temperature of 15.6 degrees Celsius, exceeding the 1991-2020 average by 1.7 degrees. Rainfall decreased by 6.3 percent nationwide, with the most significant drop in the Aegean region (22.4 percent) and the highest rainfall in Riz...
Turkey Records Hottest Year in 53 Years
Turkey experienced its warmest year on record in 2024, with an average temperature of 15.6 degrees Celsius, exceeding the 1991-2020 average by 1.7 degrees. Rainfall decreased by 6.3 percent nationwide, with the most significant drop in the Aegean region (22.4 percent) and the highest rainfall in Riz...
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24% Bias Score
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