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Burgum's Fossil Fuel Ties Raise Concerns as Trump Appoints Him to Lead Interior Department
President Trump's nomination of Doug Burgum, former North Dakota governor with deep ties to the oil and gas industry, to lead the Interior Department raises concerns about potential conflicts of interest given his administration's assistance to the industry while profiting from family land leases an...
Burgum's Fossil Fuel Ties Raise Concerns as Trump Appoints Him to Lead Interior Department
President Trump's nomination of Doug Burgum, former North Dakota governor with deep ties to the oil and gas industry, to lead the Interior Department raises concerns about potential conflicts of interest given his administration's assistance to the industry while profiting from family land leases an...
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52% Bias Score
Norwegian Eurosceptics Leave Coalition Over EU Energy Rules
The Norwegian Center Party left the governing coalition due to opposition to EU energy market rules, leaving Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre with a minority government. The party blames increased electricity prices on connections to Germany and England, and opposes the EU's Fourth Energy Package, ci...
Norwegian Eurosceptics Leave Coalition Over EU Energy Rules
The Norwegian Center Party left the governing coalition due to opposition to EU energy market rules, leaving Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre with a minority government. The party blames increased electricity prices on connections to Germany and England, and opposes the EU's Fourth Energy Package, ci...
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52% Bias Score
Senate Advances Burgum's Interior Department Nomination
The Senate advanced Doug Burgum's nomination to lead the Interior Department by a 78-20 vote on Wednesday, reflecting his prioritization of national security and economic interests over environmental concerns; his confirmation is now pending a final vote.
Senate Advances Burgum's Interior Department Nomination
The Senate advanced Doug Burgum's nomination to lead the Interior Department by a 78-20 vote on Wednesday, reflecting his prioritization of national security and economic interests over environmental concerns; his confirmation is now pending a final vote.
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60% Bias Score
Trump's Second Inauguration: Immediate Policy Shifts and Broader Implications
On January 20th, 2024, Donald Trump was sworn in for a second term as US President, immediately enacting policies focused on border security (reinstating "Remain in Mexico," targeting drug cartels as terrorist organizations), energy independence (declaring a national energy emergency and withdrawing...
Trump's Second Inauguration: Immediate Policy Shifts and Broader Implications
On January 20th, 2024, Donald Trump was sworn in for a second term as US President, immediately enacting policies focused on border security (reinstating "Remain in Mexico," targeting drug cartels as terrorist organizations), energy independence (declaring a national energy emergency and withdrawing...
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76% Bias Score
Trump's First Day: Regulatory Freeze, Energy Focus, and New Department
On his first day, President Trump froze new regulations, revoked 78 Biden executive orders, signed an order to "Unleash American Energy," potentially eliminating the social cost of carbon calculation, and established a "Department of Government Efficiency".
Trump's First Day: Regulatory Freeze, Energy Focus, and New Department
On his first day, President Trump froze new regulations, revoked 78 Biden executive orders, signed an order to "Unleash American Energy," potentially eliminating the social cost of carbon calculation, and established a "Department of Government Efficiency".
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28% Bias Score
Spain Recommits to Nuclear Phase-Out Amidst Opposition
Spain's government reaffirmed its commitment to phasing out nuclear power plants by 2035, despite opposition from some energy companies and political parties, emphasizing the economic and environmental advantages of renewable energy sources while ensuring energy security.
Spain Recommits to Nuclear Phase-Out Amidst Opposition
Spain's government reaffirmed its commitment to phasing out nuclear power plants by 2035, despite opposition from some energy companies and political parties, emphasizing the economic and environmental advantages of renewable energy sources while ensuring energy security.
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40% Bias Score
Senate Confirms Burgum as Interior Secretary, Prioritizing Fossil Fuel Production
The Senate confirmed Doug Burgum as Interior Secretary, marking a shift towards increased fossil fuel production on federal lands, reversing previous policies and raising environmental concerns; the vote was 79-18.
Senate Confirms Burgum as Interior Secretary, Prioritizing Fossil Fuel Production
The Senate confirmed Doug Burgum as Interior Secretary, marking a shift towards increased fossil fuel production on federal lands, reversing previous policies and raising environmental concerns; the vote was 79-18.
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56% Bias Score
Opposition Mounts Against Fessenheim Radioactive Scrap Recycling Plant
A planned recycling plant for low-level radioactive scrap metal near Fessenheim, France, is facing strong opposition due to concerns about radioactivity and environmental risks, particularly from Germany, which is phasing out nuclear power, while France is expanding it. The plant, proposed by EDF fo...
Opposition Mounts Against Fessenheim Radioactive Scrap Recycling Plant
A planned recycling plant for low-level radioactive scrap metal near Fessenheim, France, is facing strong opposition due to concerns about radioactivity and environmental risks, particularly from Germany, which is phasing out nuclear power, while France is expanding it. The plant, proposed by EDF fo...
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Wind Energy Association Challenges Galician Wind Law
Spain's wind energy association is urging the national government to challenge a new Galician law that forces wind farm operators to sell energy to local businesses and replace older turbines, citing concerns about investment uncertainty and national decarbonization goals.
Spanish Wind Energy Association Challenges Galician Wind Law
Spain's wind energy association is urging the national government to challenge a new Galician law that forces wind farm operators to sell energy to local businesses and replace older turbines, citing concerns about investment uncertainty and national decarbonization goals.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Second Inauguration: Immediate Policy Shifts and Renewed Focus on Populism
On January 20th, Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th president of the United States, immediately reinstating the "Remain in Mexico" immigration policy, reviving the Alien Enemies Act, declaring a national energy emergency, and withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, while launching a new space explo...
Trump's Second Inauguration: Immediate Policy Shifts and Renewed Focus on Populism
On January 20th, Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th president of the United States, immediately reinstating the "Remain in Mexico" immigration policy, reviving the Alien Enemies Act, declaring a national energy emergency, and withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, while launching a new space explo...
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64% Bias Score
Trump's Energy Secretary Nominee Faces Policy Conflicts
President Trump's nomination of Christopher Wright, an energy industry veteran, as Energy Secretary, is met with approval from the energy sector due to his extensive experience; however, his tenure will be complicated by Trump's pro-fossil fuel policies, potentially clashing with the renewable energ...
Trump's Energy Secretary Nominee Faces Policy Conflicts
President Trump's nomination of Christopher Wright, an energy industry veteran, as Energy Secretary, is met with approval from the energy sector due to his extensive experience; however, his tenure will be complicated by Trump's pro-fossil fuel policies, potentially clashing with the renewable energ...
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32% Bias Score
Germany's Nuclear Import Surge Contradicts Official Policy
Germany, after closing its nuclear power plants in April 2023, became a net electricity importer, importing 18.1 terawatt-hours of nuclear power in 2024—double the average of 2015-2022—despite official claims that nuclear power is expensive and imports only occur when domestic production is more cos...
Germany's Nuclear Import Surge Contradicts Official Policy
Germany, after closing its nuclear power plants in April 2023, became a net electricity importer, importing 18.1 terawatt-hours of nuclear power in 2024—double the average of 2015-2022—despite official claims that nuclear power is expensive and imports only occur when domestic production is more cos...
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56% Bias Score
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