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Increased Forest Fire Risk in Turkey Due to Climate Change
Professor Ertuğrul Bilgili of KTÜ warns of increased forest fire risk in Western and Inner Black Sea, and southern Marmara regions of Turkey due to prolonged droughts and unusual weather patterns, urging a reevaluation of forestry practices and fire prevention strategies.
Increased Forest Fire Risk in Turkey Due to Climate Change
Professor Ertuğrul Bilgili of KTÜ warns of increased forest fire risk in Western and Inner Black Sea, and southern Marmara regions of Turkey due to prolonged droughts and unusual weather patterns, urging a reevaluation of forestry practices and fire prevention strategies.
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32% Bias Score
Climate Crisis Threatens 12 Million Kenyan Children
UNICEF warns that 12 million Kenyan children face life-threatening risks due to the climate crisis, with 2.4 million in very high-risk areas, experiencing disruptions to essential services like water, food, healthcare, education, and protection due to extreme weather events and environmental degrada...
Climate Crisis Threatens 12 Million Kenyan Children
UNICEF warns that 12 million Kenyan children face life-threatening risks due to the climate crisis, with 2.4 million in very high-risk areas, experiencing disruptions to essential services like water, food, healthcare, education, and protection due to extreme weather events and environmental degrada...
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24% Bias Score
Athens Faces Severe Water Crisis: Reservoirs at Critically Low Levels
A study using satellite and climate data reveals that in late May 2025, the Mornos and Evros reservoirs, key water sources for Athens, were at critically low levels (around 60% capacity), the second lowest in 20 years for Mornos, highlighting a severe water crisis exacerbated by prolonged drought.
Athens Faces Severe Water Crisis: Reservoirs at Critically Low Levels
A study using satellite and climate data reveals that in late May 2025, the Mornos and Evros reservoirs, key water sources for Athens, were at critically low levels (around 60% capacity), the second lowest in 20 years for Mornos, highlighting a severe water crisis exacerbated by prolonged drought.
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20% Bias Score
Athens Water Reserves at Critical Levels: Drought Threatens Water Scarcity
Analysis of Athens' water reservoirs by FloodHUB shows critically low levels in May 2025, reaching near historic lows due to prolonged drought and high temperatures, posing a significant risk of water scarcity.
Athens Water Reserves at Critical Levels: Drought Threatens Water Scarcity
Analysis of Athens' water reservoirs by FloodHUB shows critically low levels in May 2025, reaching near historic lows due to prolonged drought and high temperatures, posing a significant risk of water scarcity.
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28% Bias Score
Hosepipe Bans Affect 3 Million Amidst England's Water Shortage
Four English water companies have implemented hosepipe bans affecting almost 3 million customers due to the second driest spring on record and increased demand, with restrictions on non-essential water usage to ensure sufficient water supply for drinking and vulnerable populations; violators face fi...
Hosepipe Bans Affect 3 Million Amidst England's Water Shortage
Four English water companies have implemented hosepipe bans affecting almost 3 million customers due to the second driest spring on record and increased demand, with restrictions on non-essential water usage to ensure sufficient water supply for drinking and vulnerable populations; violators face fi...
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36% Bias Score
Baden-Württemberg tackles water scarcity with a comprehensive master plan
Baden-Württemberg faces severe water shortages due to climate change, with half of its municipalities projected to struggle meeting peak water demands by 2050; the state is implementing a master plan including infrastructure improvements, inter-municipal cooperation, and increased funding to address...
Baden-Württemberg tackles water scarcity with a comprehensive master plan
Baden-Württemberg faces severe water shortages due to climate change, with half of its municipalities projected to struggle meeting peak water demands by 2050; the state is implementing a master plan including infrastructure improvements, inter-municipal cooperation, and increased funding to address...
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24% Bias Score
EU Agriculture Faces €28 Billion Annual Loss Due to Climate Change
Climate change costs the EU's agricultural sector €28 billion annually (6.4% of production), with drought being the primary culprit; losses are projected to reach €40 billion by 2050, disproportionately affecting Southern and Eastern Europe.
EU Agriculture Faces €28 Billion Annual Loss Due to Climate Change
Climate change costs the EU's agricultural sector €28 billion annually (6.4% of production), with drought being the primary culprit; losses are projected to reach €40 billion by 2050, disproportionately affecting Southern and Eastern Europe.
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28% Bias Score
Southeastern Australia to Receive Much-Needed Rain, But Drought Deficits Remain
A cold front bringing rain, and damaging winds, to drought-affected areas of southeastern Australia from Wednesday to Sunday, with some places expecting their best rainfall of the year, but deficits remain significant after 18 months of dry weather.
Southeastern Australia to Receive Much-Needed Rain, But Drought Deficits Remain
A cold front bringing rain, and damaging winds, to drought-affected areas of southeastern Australia from Wednesday to Sunday, with some places expecting their best rainfall of the year, but deficits remain significant after 18 months of dry weather.
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24% Bias Score
East and West Midlands Officially in Drought
The East and West Midlands are officially in drought due to critically low reservoir and river levels following three heatwaves and insufficient rainfall, impacting eight million people and potentially leading to further hosepipe bans; experts cite outdated water infrastructure as a key factor.
East and West Midlands Officially in Drought
The East and West Midlands are officially in drought due to critically low reservoir and river levels following three heatwaves and insufficient rainfall, impacting eight million people and potentially leading to further hosepipe bans; experts cite outdated water infrastructure as a key factor.
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16% Bias Score
Andalusia's 400 Million Euro Plan to Combat Drought
Andalusia is investing over 400 million euros in a new water management strategy to increase recycled and desalinated water by 2027, aiming to become Spain's leader in reused water and ensuring water security for its agricultural and tourism sectors amid recurring droughts.
Andalusia's 400 Million Euro Plan to Combat Drought
Andalusia is investing over 400 million euros in a new water management strategy to increase recycled and desalinated water by 2027, aiming to become Spain's leader in reused water and ensuring water security for its agricultural and tourism sectors amid recurring droughts.
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52% Bias Score
Mexico-U.S. Water Dispute Intensifies Amid Devastating Drought
A devastating drought in northern Mexico, entering its 30th consecutive month without rain, has reduced the La Boquilla reservoir to 14% capacity, triggering a dispute with the U.S. over a 1944 water-sharing agreement; the U.S. threatens sanctions, while Mexico cites drought conditions.
Mexico-U.S. Water Dispute Intensifies Amid Devastating Drought
A devastating drought in northern Mexico, entering its 30th consecutive month without rain, has reduced the La Boquilla reservoir to 14% capacity, triggering a dispute with the U.S. over a 1944 water-sharing agreement; the U.S. threatens sanctions, while Mexico cites drought conditions.
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52% Bias Score
UK Heatwave Culminates in Heavy Rain Forecast, Hosepipe Bans Imposed
Following a UK-wide heatwave peaking at 33°C on Saturday, heavy rain is forecast for Sunday night and Monday, with hosepipe bans implemented in Yorkshire and impending in Kent and Sussex due to record low water supplies.
UK Heatwave Culminates in Heavy Rain Forecast, Hosepipe Bans Imposed
Following a UK-wide heatwave peaking at 33°C on Saturday, heavy rain is forecast for Sunday night and Monday, with hosepipe bans implemented in Yorkshire and impending in Kent and Sussex due to record low water supplies.
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32% Bias Score
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