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Thuringia Seeks Increased Federal Funding for Nature Conservation
Thuringia will increase its use of federal funding for nature conservation projects, starting with mountain meadow maintenance in October, and pursuing several large-scale projects, including a 4.1 million euro project in the Thuringian Forest and others exceeding 10 million euros. This is in respon...
Thuringia Seeks Increased Federal Funding for Nature Conservation
Thuringia will increase its use of federal funding for nature conservation projects, starting with mountain meadow maintenance in October, and pursuing several large-scale projects, including a 4.1 million euro project in the Thuringian Forest and others exceeding 10 million euros. This is in respon...
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40% Bias Score
China's Coal Boom Undermines Green Energy Image
Despite a global image as a green energy leader, China experienced a coal boom in 2024, producing 94.5 GW of coal power—the highest in 10 years—leading to oversupply, negative power prices, and substantial government subsidies, while simultaneously boosting exports of green technology products.
China's Coal Boom Undermines Green Energy Image
Despite a global image as a green energy leader, China experienced a coal boom in 2024, producing 94.5 GW of coal power—the highest in 10 years—leading to oversupply, negative power prices, and substantial government subsidies, while simultaneously boosting exports of green technology products.
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56% Bias Score
Climate Scientists Rebut Trump Administration's Climate Change Report
Dozens of veteran climate scientists are launching a coordinated response to a Trump administration report that questions the severity of climate change, which was released alongside deregulation proposals and the removal of climate assessments from federal websites.
Climate Scientists Rebut Trump Administration's Climate Change Report
Dozens of veteran climate scientists are launching a coordinated response to a Trump administration report that questions the severity of climate change, which was released alongside deregulation proposals and the removal of climate assessments from federal websites.
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68% Bias Score
International Plastic Pollution Treaty Negotiations Begin in Geneva
Representatives from over 170 countries are meeting in Geneva until August 14 to negotiate a binding agreement to reduce plastic pollution, focusing on production limits, waste management, and financial support for developing nations, following a failed attempt last year.
International Plastic Pollution Treaty Negotiations Begin in Geneva
Representatives from over 170 countries are meeting in Geneva until August 14 to negotiate a binding agreement to reduce plastic pollution, focusing on production limits, waste management, and financial support for developing nations, following a failed attempt last year.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Farmer Cites Work Ethic as National Problem
A 23-year-old Dutch farmer, Lennard Beijering, identifies a lack of work ethic as the Netherlands' primary issue, suggesting tax incentives for work exceeding 40 hours/week to encourage employment and criticizes government regulations as impractical and lacking real-world experience impacting his ag...
Dutch Farmer Cites Work Ethic as National Problem
A 23-year-old Dutch farmer, Lennard Beijering, identifies a lack of work ethic as the Netherlands' primary issue, suggesting tax incentives for work exceeding 40 hours/week to encourage employment and criticizes government regulations as impractical and lacking real-world experience impacting his ag...
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56% Bias Score
Bavarian Minister Criticizes Federal Government's Wolf Population Assessment
Bavarian Agriculture Minister Michaela Kaniber criticized the German Federal Ministry for the Environment's assessment of favorable wolf population growth prospects only in northwest Germany, citing the presence of approximately 1600 wolves in confirmed territories and advocating for a nationwide ap...
Bavarian Minister Criticizes Federal Government's Wolf Population Assessment
Bavarian Agriculture Minister Michaela Kaniber criticized the German Federal Ministry for the Environment's assessment of favorable wolf population growth prospects only in northwest Germany, citing the presence of approximately 1600 wolves in confirmed territories and advocating for a nationwide ap...
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56% Bias Score
UK Wildfires: Rewilding Policies Fuel Record-Breaking Blaze Crisis
The UK faces its worst wildfire year, with increasing blazes linked to climate change and government rewilding policies that ban preventative controlled burns, resulting in significant risks to life and property and conflicting expert opinions.
UK Wildfires: Rewilding Policies Fuel Record-Breaking Blaze Crisis
The UK faces its worst wildfire year, with increasing blazes linked to climate change and government rewilding policies that ban preventative controlled burns, resulting in significant risks to life and property and conflicting expert opinions.
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76% Bias Score
EPA Cancels $7 Billion Solar Grant Program
The EPA canceled the $7 billion "Solar for All" program, designed to help 900,000 low-to-middle-income households access solar power, due to a change in law eliminating the program's funding source; this action is expected to face legal challenges.
EPA Cancels $7 Billion Solar Grant Program
The EPA canceled the $7 billion "Solar for All" program, designed to help 900,000 low-to-middle-income households access solar power, due to a change in law eliminating the program's funding source; this action is expected to face legal challenges.
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52% Bias Score
Lula Partially Vetoes Bill Relaxing Brazil's Environmental Licensing
Brazilian President Lula partially vetoed a bill relaxing environmental licensing rules, rejecting provisions that would expand self-declaration licenses and weaken protections for the Atlantic Forest; he proposed a new bill and a provisional measure to address these issues.
Lula Partially Vetoes Bill Relaxing Brazil's Environmental Licensing
Brazilian President Lula partially vetoed a bill relaxing environmental licensing rules, rejecting provisions that would expand self-declaration licenses and weaken protections for the Atlantic Forest; he proposed a new bill and a provisional measure to address these issues.
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40% Bias Score
Berlin Greens Push for Climate Protection as State Goal in Constitution
Berlin's Green Party proposes a constitutional amendment to prioritize climate protection, criticizing the current coalition's inaction and facing opposition from the AfD while receiving support from the Left Party.
Berlin Greens Push for Climate Protection as State Goal in Constitution
Berlin's Green Party proposes a constitutional amendment to prioritize climate protection, criticizing the current coalition's inaction and facing opposition from the AfD while receiving support from the Left Party.
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40% Bias Score
Whitmer Replaces Clean Energy Advocate on Michigan Utility Board
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer replaced clean energy advocate Alessandra Carreon on the MPSC board with Shaquila Myers, an appointee environmental groups claim is aligned with utility interests, potentially slowing the state's clean energy transition and increasing energy costs amid a billion-do...
Whitmer Replaces Clean Energy Advocate on Michigan Utility Board
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer replaced clean energy advocate Alessandra Carreon on the MPSC board with Shaquila Myers, an appointee environmental groups claim is aligned with utility interests, potentially slowing the state's clean energy transition and increasing energy costs amid a billion-do...
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56% Bias Score
Portugal at Risk of EU Sanctions for Failing to Meet Recycling Targets
Portugal risks failing to meet European Union recycling targets for 2025 due to slow progress in recycling despite a record investment of €95 million, particularly concerning glass (-1%) and liquid food cardboard (-9%), with potential EU sanctions looming.
Portugal at Risk of EU Sanctions for Failing to Meet Recycling Targets
Portugal risks failing to meet European Union recycling targets for 2025 due to slow progress in recycling despite a record investment of €95 million, particularly concerning glass (-1%) and liquid food cardboard (-9%), with potential EU sanctions looming.
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48% Bias Score
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