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Pamboki Municipality Approves Gold Mine Despite Environmental Concerns
The Pamboki municipal council approved a gold mining exploration agreement with Zov-Guzh company in Karaberd village by a 12-6 vote, despite previous rejection and concerns raised by environmental experts about heavy metal contamination.
Pamboki Municipality Approves Gold Mine Despite Environmental Concerns
The Pamboki municipal council approved a gold mining exploration agreement with Zov-Guzh company in Karaberd village by a 12-6 vote, despite previous rejection and concerns raised by environmental experts about heavy metal contamination.
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52% Bias Score


German Residents Oppose Swiss Railway Expansion Plan
The Swiss Federal Railways' plan to expand a railway line between Lottstetten and Jestetten in Germany faces major opposition from 160 citizens and 40 public entities due to concerns about noise and land appropriation, prompting calls for alternative solutions like a freight tunnel.
German Residents Oppose Swiss Railway Expansion Plan
The Swiss Federal Railways' plan to expand a railway line between Lottstetten and Jestetten in Germany faces major opposition from 160 citizens and 40 public entities due to concerns about noise and land appropriation, prompting calls for alternative solutions like a freight tunnel.
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48% Bias Score


Mexico and Guatemala to Collaborate on Maya Train Extension, Prioritizing Environmental Protection
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo met on Friday to discuss extending Mexico's Maya Train to Guatemala and Belize, focusing on strengthening coordination on migration, law enforcement, and economic development while prioritizing environmental protection in ...
Mexico and Guatemala to Collaborate on Maya Train Extension, Prioritizing Environmental Protection
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo met on Friday to discuss extending Mexico's Maya Train to Guatemala and Belize, focusing on strengthening coordination on migration, law enforcement, and economic development while prioritizing environmental protection in ...
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40% Bias Score


Pakistan Tests Trackless Electric Tram in Lahore Amidst Expansion Concerns
Punjab, Pakistan, tested a Chinese-made trackless electric tram on Canal Road, Lahore, aiming to modernize transport, but sparking concerns about road expansion and environmental impacts.
Pakistan Tests Trackless Electric Tram in Lahore Amidst Expansion Concerns
Punjab, Pakistan, tested a Chinese-made trackless electric tram on Canal Road, Lahore, aiming to modernize transport, but sparking concerns about road expansion and environmental impacts.
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20% Bias Score


2 Million Signatures Demand Repeal of Controversial French Law
A petition against the French Duplomb law, concerning the reintroduction of the pesticide acetamiprid, has surpassed 2 million signatures, prompting calls for its repeal due to concerns about health, environmental, and democratic process issues. The petition's success highlights public dissatisfacti...
2 Million Signatures Demand Repeal of Controversial French Law
A petition against the French Duplomb law, concerning the reintroduction of the pesticide acetamiprid, has surpassed 2 million signatures, prompting calls for its repeal due to concerns about health, environmental, and democratic process issues. The petition's success highlights public dissatisfacti...
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56% Bias Score


EU Faces Legal Challenge Over Opaque Critical Minerals Mining Approvals
Four Green MEPs are challenging the European Commission's approval of 60 critical raw materials mining projects, citing insufficient public consultation and lack of transparency, particularly regarding projects in protected areas, and are considering legal action due to rejected information requests...
EU Faces Legal Challenge Over Opaque Critical Minerals Mining Approvals
Four Green MEPs are challenging the European Commission's approval of 60 critical raw materials mining projects, citing insufficient public consultation and lack of transparency, particularly regarding projects in protected areas, and are considering legal action due to rejected information requests...
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40% Bias Score

Groningen Salt Mining Permit Extended Despite Leak Concerns
The Dutch government extended the salt mining permit near Heiligerlee, Groningen, for 10 years despite concerns about potential leaks raised by the State Supervision of Mines (SodM), prioritizing the salt's industrial importance over safety concerns voiced by local residents and environmental groups...

Groningen Salt Mining Permit Extended Despite Leak Concerns
The Dutch government extended the salt mining permit near Heiligerlee, Groningen, for 10 years despite concerns about potential leaks raised by the State Supervision of Mines (SodM), prioritizing the salt's industrial importance over safety concerns voiced by local residents and environmental groups...
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36% Bias Score

Black Hills Gold Rush: Economic Boom or Environmental Disaster?
Driven by gold prices exceeding $3,000 an ounce, renewed gold mining in South Dakota's Black Hills promises economic benefits (250 jobs, $400 million in taxes) but raises environmental and cultural concerns, prompting opposition from Native American tribes and environmental groups due to potential w...

Black Hills Gold Rush: Economic Boom or Environmental Disaster?
Driven by gold prices exceeding $3,000 an ounce, renewed gold mining in South Dakota's Black Hills promises economic benefits (250 jobs, $400 million in taxes) but raises environmental and cultural concerns, prompting opposition from Native American tribes and environmental groups due to potential w...
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44% Bias Score

CDA Revises F-9 Park Cricket Ground Plan Amid Public Opposition
On August 16, 2025, the CDA clarified that it will only upgrade the existing cricket ground in Islamabad's F-9 Park, not construct a new stadium, following public criticism and concerns raised by Senator Syed Mishad Hussain regarding environmental impact and security risks.

CDA Revises F-9 Park Cricket Ground Plan Amid Public Opposition
On August 16, 2025, the CDA clarified that it will only upgrade the existing cricket ground in Islamabad's F-9 Park, not construct a new stadium, following public criticism and concerns raised by Senator Syed Mishad Hussain regarding environmental impact and security risks.
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60% Bias Score

Italy Approves Construction of World's Longest Single-Span Bridge
Italy's government has approved the construction of a 3.7-kilometer bridge connecting Sicily to the mainland, costing $15.63 billion and scheduled for completion in 2032, despite environmental and financial concerns and opposition from citizens' groups.

Italy Approves Construction of World's Longest Single-Span Bridge
Italy's government has approved the construction of a 3.7-kilometer bridge connecting Sicily to the mainland, costing $15.63 billion and scheduled for completion in 2032, despite environmental and financial concerns and opposition from citizens' groups.
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32% Bias Score

EU Faces Legal Action Over Lack of Transparency in Critical Raw Materials Approvals
Four Green/EFA MEPs accuse the European Commission of insufficient public consultation regarding the approval of 60 critical raw materials extraction projects, including those in protected areas, and are considering legal action due to lack of transparency and access to information.

EU Faces Legal Action Over Lack of Transparency in Critical Raw Materials Approvals
Four Green/EFA MEPs accuse the European Commission of insufficient public consultation regarding the approval of 60 critical raw materials extraction projects, including those in protected areas, and are considering legal action due to lack of transparency and access to information.
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44% Bias Score

French Petition Forces Debate on Controversial Agricultural Law
A French online petition against the Duplomb agricultural law, which reintroduces the neonicotinoid pesticide acetamiprid, has surpassed 1.5 million signatures, triggering a mandatory parliamentary debate in September, despite the law already being passed.

French Petition Forces Debate on Controversial Agricultural Law
A French online petition against the Duplomb agricultural law, which reintroduces the neonicotinoid pesticide acetamiprid, has surpassed 1.5 million signatures, triggering a mandatory parliamentary debate in September, despite the law already being passed.
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52% Bias Score
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