Rare Mussels Found in Paris Seine, Signaling Improved Water Quality
Environmental DNA analysis in the Seine River in Paris revealed three nearly extinct mussel species, indicating improved water quality and raising hopes for the success of river cleanup efforts.
Rare Mussels Found in Paris Seine, Signaling Improved Water Quality
Environmental DNA analysis in the Seine River in Paris revealed three nearly extinct mussel species, indicating improved water quality and raising hopes for the success of river cleanup efforts.
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36% Bias Score
Unprecedented Lithium-ion Battery Cleanup Underway in Los Angeles After Wildfires
The EPA initiated Phase 1 of a massive lithium-ion battery cleanup in Los Angeles after recent wildfires, involving over 1000 personnel by this weekend, due to the unprecedented number of damaged batteries in electric vehicles and homes, posing significant health and environmental risks; Phase 2, de...
Unprecedented Lithium-ion Battery Cleanup Underway in Los Angeles After Wildfires
The EPA initiated Phase 1 of a massive lithium-ion battery cleanup in Los Angeles after recent wildfires, involving over 1000 personnel by this weekend, due to the unprecedented number of damaged batteries in electric vehicles and homes, posing significant health and environmental risks; Phase 2, de...
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40% Bias Score
PFAS Cleanup in Europe: €100 Billion Annual Cost Estimated
A new investigation reveals that cleaning up PFAS pollution across Europe could cost at least €100 billion annually, based on conservative estimates, and that industry lobbying is hindering stricter regulations.
PFAS Cleanup in Europe: €100 Billion Annual Cost Estimated
A new investigation reveals that cleaning up PFAS pollution across Europe could cost at least €100 billion annually, based on conservative estimates, and that industry lobbying is hindering stricter regulations.
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44% Bias Score
Germany Opens Massive Soil Remediation Plant
A large phytoremediation plant opened in Germany to clean the contaminated soil of a former Nazi munitions factory. The project is expected to last for decades.
Germany Opens Massive Soil Remediation Plant
A large phytoremediation plant opened in Germany to clean the contaminated soil of a former Nazi munitions factory. The project is expected to last for decades.
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Black Sea Oil Spill Cleanup Uses Specialized Bacteria
Scientists from Kuban State University are using oil-degrading bacteria to clean up an M-100 fuel oil spill on the Black Sea coast; the effectiveness depends on the bacteria's preference for certain oil fractions and the time allowed for cleanup; concerns about harming the marine environment are add...
Black Sea Oil Spill Cleanup Uses Specialized Bacteria
Scientists from Kuban State University are using oil-degrading bacteria to clean up an M-100 fuel oil spill on the Black Sea coast; the effectiveness depends on the bacteria's preference for certain oil fractions and the time allowed for cleanup; concerns about harming the marine environment are add...
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32% Bias Score
Cleaning Up Europe's 'Forever Chemicals' Could Cost €2 Trillion
Cleaning up Europe's PFAS pollution will cost between €95 billion and €2 trillion over 20 years, according to a media investigation; the higher estimate is considered more realistic, emphasizing the need for emission restrictions and a coordinated European plan.
Cleaning Up Europe's 'Forever Chemicals' Could Cost €2 Trillion
Cleaning up Europe's PFAS pollution will cost between €95 billion and €2 trillion over 20 years, according to a media investigation; the higher estimate is considered more realistic, emphasizing the need for emission restrictions and a coordinated European plan.
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44% Bias Score
Russia Elevates Kerch Strait Oil Spill Response to Federal Level
On December 26th, Russia elevated the response to an oil spill in the Kerch Strait to the federal level after Kuban authorities requested assistance, mobilizing 10,000 people and 360 pieces of equipment, with only 15% of the cleanup complete.
Russia Elevates Kerch Strait Oil Spill Response to Federal Level
On December 26th, Russia elevated the response to an oil spill in the Kerch Strait to the federal level after Kuban authorities requested assistance, mobilizing 10,000 people and 360 pieces of equipment, with only 15% of the cleanup complete.
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52% Bias Score