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FAA Clears SpaceX for Starship Flight 8 After January Explosion
Following a January explosion, the FAA cleared SpaceX to launch Starship's eighth test flight, Flight 8, on Monday from South Texas, despite ongoing investigations into debris that landed in the Turks and Caicos Islands, requiring a cleanup plan.
FAA Clears SpaceX for Starship Flight 8 After January Explosion
Following a January explosion, the FAA cleared SpaceX to launch Starship's eighth test flight, Flight 8, on Monday from South Texas, despite ongoing investigations into debris that landed in the Turks and Caicos Islands, requiring a cleanup plan.
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36% Bias Score
Ibama Re-evaluates Petrobras's Amazon Oil Drilling Request Amidst Political Pressure
Ibama is re-evaluating Petrobras's request to drill an exploratory oil well in the Amazon's Foz do Amazonas basin, facing intense political pressure after an initial denial; the decision will set a precedent for future oil exploration in the region, weighing economic interests against environmental ...
Ibama Re-evaluates Petrobras's Amazon Oil Drilling Request Amidst Political Pressure
Ibama is re-evaluating Petrobras's request to drill an exploratory oil well in the Amazon's Foz do Amazonas basin, facing intense political pressure after an initial denial; the decision will set a precedent for future oil exploration in the region, weighing economic interests against environmental ...
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36% Bias Score
Gatwick Airport Expansion: Government Approves, Contingent on Environmental Conditions
The UK government is likely to approve Gatwick Airport's plan for a second runway by October, contingent on meeting environmental conditions, creating 14,000 jobs and enabling 100,000 more flights annually, despite environmental group opposition.
Gatwick Airport Expansion: Government Approves, Contingent on Environmental Conditions
The UK government is likely to approve Gatwick Airport's plan for a second runway by October, contingent on meeting environmental conditions, creating 14,000 jobs and enabling 100,000 more flights annually, despite environmental group opposition.
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48% Bias Score
Space Debris Impacts Underscore Risks of Increased Rocket Launches
Debris from a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket re-entered Earth's atmosphere over Europe and landed in Poland, while a Blue Origin New Glenn rocket nose cone washed ashore in the Bahamas this week, highlighting the increasing risk of space debris impacting populated areas due to the rising number of rocket la...
Space Debris Impacts Underscore Risks of Increased Rocket Launches
Debris from a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket re-entered Earth's atmosphere over Europe and landed in Poland, while a Blue Origin New Glenn rocket nose cone washed ashore in the Bahamas this week, highlighting the increasing risk of space debris impacting populated areas due to the rising number of rocket la...
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48% Bias Score
Frankenwald Footbridges: €42 Million Tourism Project Faces Environmental Opposition
Germany plans to build two pedestrian suspension bridges in the Frankenwald, the longest in the world, for €42 million, despite environmental concerns from Naturschutz about the impact of up to 300,000 annual visitors on a sensitive ecosystem.
Frankenwald Footbridges: €42 Million Tourism Project Faces Environmental Opposition
Germany plans to build two pedestrian suspension bridges in the Frankenwald, the longest in the world, for €42 million, despite environmental concerns from Naturschutz about the impact of up to 300,000 annual visitors on a sensitive ecosystem.
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48% Bias Score
Colombian Flower Exports: Valentine's Day's Environmental Cost
Over 500 cargo flights exported Colombian flowers and foliage to the U.S. for Valentine's Day 2025, causing deforestation in the Andes cloud forest despite existing environmental laws, impacting biodiversity and water resources.
Colombian Flower Exports: Valentine's Day's Environmental Cost
Over 500 cargo flights exported Colombian flowers and foliage to the U.S. for Valentine's Day 2025, causing deforestation in the Andes cloud forest despite existing environmental laws, impacting biodiversity and water resources.
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44% Bias Score
WHO FCTC's 20th Anniversary: One-Third Reduction in Global Tobacco Consumption
The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control's 20th anniversary highlights a one-third reduction in global tobacco consumption over two decades, thanks to various control measures including graphic health warnings, plain packaging, and advertising bans, despite challenges posed by the tobacco ind...
WHO FCTC's 20th Anniversary: One-Third Reduction in Global Tobacco Consumption
The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control's 20th anniversary highlights a one-third reduction in global tobacco consumption over two decades, thanks to various control measures including graphic health warnings, plain packaging, and advertising bans, despite challenges posed by the tobacco ind...
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40% Bias Score
WHO FCTC's 20-Year Impact: A One-Third Reduction in Global Tobacco Use
The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC), enacted 20 years ago, has significantly reduced global tobacco use by one-third, resulting in 118 million fewer users, due to measures like pictorial health warnings, plain packaging, advertising bans, smoke-free laws, and increased tobacco...
WHO FCTC's 20-Year Impact: A One-Third Reduction in Global Tobacco Use
The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC), enacted 20 years ago, has significantly reduced global tobacco use by one-third, resulting in 118 million fewer users, due to measures like pictorial health warnings, plain packaging, advertising bans, smoke-free laws, and increased tobacco...
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40% Bias Score
Argentina's Red Tide and Industrial River Pollution
On February 21st, Argentina's Atlantic coast experienced a "red tide" due to a large bloom of macroalgae, impacting popular beaches like Mar del Plata. A separate incident involved industrial dye polluting the Sarandi river.
Argentina's Red Tide and Industrial River Pollution
On February 21st, Argentina's Atlantic coast experienced a "red tide" due to a large bloom of macroalgae, impacting popular beaches like Mar del Plata. A separate incident involved industrial dye polluting the Sarandi river.
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36% Bias Score
Data Centers Fuel Loudoun County's Economy, but at What Cost?
Driven by the soaring demand for AI, Loudoun County, Virginia's economy has boomed due to the proliferation of data centers, generating a third of the county budget; however, this rapid growth has raised environmental and community concerns, prompting a reassessment of future development.
Data Centers Fuel Loudoun County's Economy, but at What Cost?
Driven by the soaring demand for AI, Loudoun County, Virginia's economy has boomed due to the proliferation of data centers, generating a third of the county budget; however, this rapid growth has raised environmental and community concerns, prompting a reassessment of future development.
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36% Bias Score
Beyond Data: Nature Intelligence for Corporate Sustainability
The article challenges the prevailing belief in corporate sustainability that more data will solve the nature crisis, arguing that the core issue is a misunderstanding of nature's complexity and our dependence on it, urging businesses to focus on their impact drivers instead of seeking more data.
Beyond Data: Nature Intelligence for Corporate Sustainability
The article challenges the prevailing belief in corporate sustainability that more data will solve the nature crisis, arguing that the core issue is a misunderstanding of nature's complexity and our dependence on it, urging businesses to focus on their impact drivers instead of seeking more data.
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56% Bias Score
Electric Vehicle Brake Dust: More Toxic Than Diesel Exhaust
A University of Southampton study found brake pads in electric vehicles produce emissions 30 times smaller than a human hair, and more toxic than diesel exhaust, significantly contributing to air pollution and posing health risks.
Electric Vehicle Brake Dust: More Toxic Than Diesel Exhaust
A University of Southampton study found brake pads in electric vehicles produce emissions 30 times smaller than a human hair, and more toxic than diesel exhaust, significantly contributing to air pollution and posing health risks.
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52% Bias Score
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