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EU Delays 2035 Emissions Reduction Target
The European Union will miss the UN's September deadline to submit a formal 2035 emissions reduction plan due to internal disagreements, instead presenting a "statement of intent" at a climate summit.
EU Delays 2035 Emissions Reduction Target
The European Union will miss the UN's September deadline to submit a formal 2035 emissions reduction plan due to internal disagreements, instead presenting a "statement of intent" at a climate summit.
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20% Bias Score
California Extends Cap-and-Trade Program to 2045
California lawmakers extended the state's cap-and-trade program until 2045, aiming to reduce emissions while funding climate projects and addressing affordability concerns, despite criticism over the process and environmental justice issues.
California Extends Cap-and-Trade Program to 2045
California lawmakers extended the state's cap-and-trade program until 2045, aiming to reduce emissions while funding climate projects and addressing affordability concerns, despite criticism over the process and environmental justice issues.
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20% Bias Score
Australia Extends Lifespan of Major Fossil Fuel Project Until 2070
Australia extended the operational lifespan of its North West Shelf fossil fuel project by 40 years, to 2070, despite criticism for hindering global climate goals; the decision includes new environmental conditions and Indigenous heritage protections.
Australia Extends Lifespan of Major Fossil Fuel Project Until 2070
Australia extended the operational lifespan of its North West Shelf fossil fuel project by 40 years, to 2070, despite criticism for hindering global climate goals; the decision includes new environmental conditions and Indigenous heritage protections.
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28% Bias Score
Dutch Court Orders Release of Gelderland Farm Emission Data
A Dutch court ordered Minister Femke Wiersma to release 2023 emission data for Gelderland farms within two weeks, facing a €50,000 daily fine; this follows a previous court ruling deeming the minister's withholding of data unlawful.
Dutch Court Orders Release of Gelderland Farm Emission Data
A Dutch court ordered Minister Femke Wiersma to release 2023 emission data for Gelderland farms within two weeks, facing a €50,000 daily fine; this follows a previous court ruling deeming the minister's withholding of data unlawful.
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12% Bias Score
Dutch Court Rules Stellantis Diesel Vehicles Contain Illegal Defeat Devices
A Dutch court ruled that Stellantis diesel vehicles (Opel, Peugeot, Citroën, DS) sold in the Netherlands since 2009 contain illegal defeat devices that manipulate emissions tests, resulting in higher nitrogen oxide emissions during normal driving than permitted; this follows a mass claim by three Du...
Dutch Court Rules Stellantis Diesel Vehicles Contain Illegal Defeat Devices
A Dutch court ruled that Stellantis diesel vehicles (Opel, Peugeot, Citroën, DS) sold in the Netherlands since 2009 contain illegal defeat devices that manipulate emissions tests, resulting in higher nitrogen oxide emissions during normal driving than permitted; this follows a mass claim by three Du...
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40% Bias Score
Denmark Prioritizes Green Policies Amidst EU Climate Challenges
Denmark's EU Council presidency prioritizes green policies, framing climate action as crucial for Europe's defense and economic competitiveness, despite recent challenges to green policies due to geopolitical events and economic pressures.
Denmark Prioritizes Green Policies Amidst EU Climate Challenges
Denmark's EU Council presidency prioritizes green policies, framing climate action as crucial for Europe's defense and economic competitiveness, despite recent challenges to green policies due to geopolitical events and economic pressures.
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44% Bias Score
Australia's Climate Change Crisis: Cascading Impacts and Economic Losses
A new report reveals cascading climate change impacts in Australia, including rising sea levels affecting over 1.5 million people by 2050, a 400% increase in heat-related deaths in Sydney with 3°C warming, and projected AU$611 billion in property losses.
Australia's Climate Change Crisis: Cascading Impacts and Economic Losses
A new report reveals cascading climate change impacts in Australia, including rising sea levels affecting over 1.5 million people by 2050, a 400% increase in heat-related deaths in Sydney with 3°C warming, and projected AU$611 billion in property losses.
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28% Bias Score
EU to Review 2035 Combustion Engine Ban Amid Industry Challenges
Facing pressure from automakers citing production and sales challenges, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced a fast-tracked review of the EU's planned 2035 ban on new internal combustion engine vehicles.
EU to Review 2035 Combustion Engine Ban Amid Industry Challenges
Facing pressure from automakers citing production and sales challenges, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced a fast-tracked review of the EU's planned 2035 ban on new internal combustion engine vehicles.
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20% Bias Score
Australia Approves Woodside's Gas Project Expansion with Strict Conditions Amidst Climate Concerns
Environment Minister Murray Watt will announce conditions for Woodside's 40-year North West Shelf gas project expansion, facing criticism for potentially adding 4 billion tonnes of climate pollution, equivalent to a decade of Australia's emissions, while Pacific leaders urge Australia to drastically...
Australia Approves Woodside's Gas Project Expansion with Strict Conditions Amidst Climate Concerns
Environment Minister Murray Watt will announce conditions for Woodside's 40-year North West Shelf gas project expansion, facing criticism for potentially adding 4 billion tonnes of climate pollution, equivalent to a decade of Australia's emissions, while Pacific leaders urge Australia to drastically...
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32% Bias Score
EU Admits Lack of Impact Assessment for Carbon Credit Plan
The EU executive admitted to not assessing the economic or environmental impacts of a plan to use carbon credits to meet its 2040 emissions reduction target, raising concerns among climate campaigners and the EU's scientific advisers.
EU Admits Lack of Impact Assessment for Carbon Credit Plan
The EU executive admitted to not assessing the economic or environmental impacts of a plan to use carbon credits to meet its 2040 emissions reduction target, raising concerns among climate campaigners and the EU's scientific advisers.
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44% Bias Score
UN Urges Australia to Boost Climate Action Amidst Parliamentary Debate
The UN climate chief urged Australia to adopt more ambitious climate action, as parliament debates emission reduction targets, with a bill to overturn the net-zero goal by 2050 introduced while a new 2035 target is considered, highlighting the country's continued reliance on fossil fuels despite fac...
UN Urges Australia to Boost Climate Action Amidst Parliamentary Debate
The UN climate chief urged Australia to adopt more ambitious climate action, as parliament debates emission reduction targets, with a bill to overturn the net-zero goal by 2050 introduced while a new 2035 target is considered, highlighting the country's continued reliance on fossil fuels despite fac...
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40% Bias Score
Two Years Left in Global Carbon Budget to Meet 1.5°C Target
A new scientific assessment reveals that at current emission rates, the world has only two years remaining of its carbon budget to meet the 1.5°C climate target, necessitating drastic emissions reductions to avoid catastrophic consequences including intensified extreme weather and rising sea levels.
Two Years Left in Global Carbon Budget to Meet 1.5°C Target
A new scientific assessment reveals that at current emission rates, the world has only two years remaining of its carbon budget to meet the 1.5°C climate target, necessitating drastic emissions reductions to avoid catastrophic consequences including intensified extreme weather and rising sea levels.
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56% Bias Score
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