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Liberals Against Nuclear Launch Campaign Against Party's Energy Plan
A new advocacy group, Liberals Against Nuclear, is running a national advertising campaign against the Liberal party's plan for taxpayer-funded nuclear power plants, citing high costs, contradictory values, and low public support; the campaign aims to influence the party's energy policy before the e...
Liberals Against Nuclear Launch Campaign Against Party's Energy Plan
A new advocacy group, Liberals Against Nuclear, is running a national advertising campaign against the Liberal party's plan for taxpayer-funded nuclear power plants, citing high costs, contradictory values, and low public support; the campaign aims to influence the party's energy policy before the e...
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56% Bias Score
Chilean Industrial Project Threatens Paranal Observatory's Astronomical Research
A planned industrial complex in Chile's Atacama Desert threatens the Paranal Observatory by increasing light pollution by at least 35 percent and impairing telescope functionality, hindering astronomical research, particularly exoplanet detection and asteroid monitoring.
Chilean Industrial Project Threatens Paranal Observatory's Astronomical Research
A planned industrial complex in Chile's Atacama Desert threatens the Paranal Observatory by increasing light pollution by at least 35 percent and impairing telescope functionality, hindering astronomical research, particularly exoplanet detection and asteroid monitoring.
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56% Bias Score
Spain Leads in Ultra-Fast Electric Truck Chargers, But Challenges Remain
Spain's electric truck numbers have increased tenfold in four years, reaching nearly 1,000; however, the need for powerful charging points (350-400 kW) is driving investment in ultra-fast chargers along major routes and at logistics hubs by companies like Iberdrola, Zunder, and Milence, with plans f...
Spain Leads in Ultra-Fast Electric Truck Chargers, But Challenges Remain
Spain's electric truck numbers have increased tenfold in four years, reaching nearly 1,000; however, the need for powerful charging points (350-400 kW) is driving investment in ultra-fast chargers along major routes and at logistics hubs by companies like Iberdrola, Zunder, and Milence, with plans f...
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36% Bias Score
Greece-Turkey Leaders to Meet Amidst Aegean Tensions and Libyan Oil Exploration
Final negotiations are underway for a meeting between Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis and Turkish President Erdoğan, potentially alongside a Greece-Turkey Supreme Cooperation Council session, following discussions between foreign ministers in Geneva. This follows Greece's apparent concession in the ...
Greece-Turkey Leaders to Meet Amidst Aegean Tensions and Libyan Oil Exploration
Final negotiations are underway for a meeting between Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis and Turkish President Erdoğan, potentially alongside a Greece-Turkey Supreme Cooperation Council session, following discussions between foreign ministers in Geneva. This follows Greece's apparent concession in the ...
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24% Bias Score
Storms Cause Drop in Spain's Solar Power Generation
Spain's photovoltaic solar power generation fell to 10.7% of the total electricity produced in March 2025, a drop of almost 3 percentage points compared to March 2024, due to a series of storms affecting the Iberian Peninsula; this is the first such decrease since 2022 despite significant rainfall.
Storms Cause Drop in Spain's Solar Power Generation
Spain's photovoltaic solar power generation fell to 10.7% of the total electricity produced in March 2025, a drop of almost 3 percentage points compared to March 2024, due to a series of storms affecting the Iberian Peninsula; this is the first such decrease since 2022 despite significant rainfall.
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36% Bias Score
Inner Mongolia's Gobi Desert Green Energy Push
Inner Mongolia is rapidly expanding its new energy capacity, aiming to become a national energy and strategic resource hub, with projects like the Dalad Banner photovoltaic project integrating renewable energy with desertification control.
Inner Mongolia's Gobi Desert Green Energy Push
Inner Mongolia is rapidly expanding its new energy capacity, aiming to become a national energy and strategic resource hub, with projects like the Dalad Banner photovoltaic project integrating renewable energy with desertification control.
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56% Bias Score
China's Green Energy Success: Market Reforms Drive Record Renewable Consumption
In 2024, over 50% of China's new energy power generation (1.45 billion kW installed capacity, 43% of total) was consumed via market-based transactions, a result of 2015 reforms boosting trading volume to 6.2 trillion kWh (63% of total consumption) and GEC trading to 446 billion kWh (364% year-on-yea...
China's Green Energy Success: Market Reforms Drive Record Renewable Consumption
In 2024, over 50% of China's new energy power generation (1.45 billion kW installed capacity, 43% of total) was consumed via market-based transactions, a result of 2015 reforms boosting trading volume to 6.2 trillion kWh (63% of total consumption) and GEC trading to 446 billion kWh (364% year-on-yea...
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44% Bias Score
Chilean Industrial Project Threatens Paranal Observatory
A planned industrial complex near Chile's Paranal Observatory threatens to increase light pollution by at least 35% over the Very Large Telescope and more than 50% over the Cherenkov Telescope Array, impacting astronomical research and potentially compromising the detection of exoplanets and hazardo...
Chilean Industrial Project Threatens Paranal Observatory
A planned industrial complex near Chile's Paranal Observatory threatens to increase light pollution by at least 35% over the Very Large Telescope and more than 50% over the Cherenkov Telescope Array, impacting astronomical research and potentially compromising the detection of exoplanets and hazardo...
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60% Bias Score
Hydrogen Plant Threatens Chilean Observatory
The European Southern Observatory (ESO) is protesting a planned hydrogen plant near its Paranal Observatory in Chile's Atacama Desert, fearing light pollution, dust, and atmospheric turbulence will severely impact observations from its Very Large Telescope and the upcoming Extremely Large Telescope,...
Hydrogen Plant Threatens Chilean Observatory
The European Southern Observatory (ESO) is protesting a planned hydrogen plant near its Paranal Observatory in Chile's Atacama Desert, fearing light pollution, dust, and atmospheric turbulence will severely impact observations from its Very Large Telescope and the upcoming Extremely Large Telescope,...
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52% Bias Score
Delays and Increased Costs for France's Nuclear Reactor Program
France's nuclear power plant construction program, initially planned for 2035 completion, is now delayed until 2038, with costs increasing from €51.7 billion to €79.9 billion due to reduced urgency and a focus on avoiding past project failures. The government will provide a loan covering at least ha...
Delays and Increased Costs for France's Nuclear Reactor Program
France's nuclear power plant construction program, initially planned for 2035 completion, is now delayed until 2038, with costs increasing from €51.7 billion to €79.9 billion due to reduced urgency and a focus on avoiding past project failures. The government will provide a loan covering at least ha...
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48% Bias Score
Trump to Discuss Ukraine Ceasefire with Putin
US President Donald Trump will speak with Vladimir Putin on March 18th to discuss a potential ceasefire in Ukraine, focusing on territories, energy facilities, and the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, following Putin's conditional support for a truce and concerns about Ukrainian remilitarization.
Trump to Discuss Ukraine Ceasefire with Putin
US President Donald Trump will speak with Vladimir Putin on March 18th to discuss a potential ceasefire in Ukraine, focusing on territories, energy facilities, and the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, following Putin's conditional support for a truce and concerns about Ukrainian remilitarization.
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36% Bias Score
Europe's Energy Grids Face War, Climate Change Challenges
War and climate change are severely straining European gas and electricity infrastructure, prompting increased investment in grid security. Italy leads the EU in climate-related economic losses (€284 per capita in 2022), while the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage highlighted geopolitical vulnerabilitie...
Europe's Energy Grids Face War, Climate Change Challenges
War and climate change are severely straining European gas and electricity infrastructure, prompting increased investment in grid security. Italy leads the EU in climate-related economic losses (€284 per capita in 2022), while the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage highlighted geopolitical vulnerabilitie...
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40% Bias Score
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