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Kimberley Oil Wells Sold Despite Regulatory Breaches
Rey Resources sold its Kimberley petroleum wells to China Guoxin for a fraction of their value despite numerous regulatory breaches; the WA government is belatedly acting, issuing clean-up orders but facing concerns over inadequate remediation plans and potential taxpayer liability.
Kimberley Oil Wells Sold Despite Regulatory Breaches
Rey Resources sold its Kimberley petroleum wells to China Guoxin for a fraction of their value despite numerous regulatory breaches; the WA government is belatedly acting, issuing clean-up orders but facing concerns over inadequate remediation plans and potential taxpayer liability.
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60% Bias Score


Bulgarian Energy Oligarch Under Investigation for Market Manipulation
An investigation by the Anti-Corruption Fund (ACF) and BG-Elves revealed that Hristo Kovacki, through a network of over 150 companies with a combined turnover exceeding 5 billion leva, is suspected of using offshore companies and market manipulation to inflate energy prices in Bulgaria; Bulgarian au...
Bulgarian Energy Oligarch Under Investigation for Market Manipulation
An investigation by the Anti-Corruption Fund (ACF) and BG-Elves revealed that Hristo Kovacki, through a network of over 150 companies with a combined turnover exceeding 5 billion leva, is suspected of using offshore companies and market manipulation to inflate energy prices in Bulgaria; Bulgarian au...
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52% Bias Score


England and Wales Water Sector Faces Systemic Failures, Requiring Fundamental Reform
An interim report by the Independent Water Commission reveals systemic failures in England and Wales' water sector, citing government strategy, regulation, and water company actions as needing fundamental reform, potentially through new legislation and a super-regulator.
England and Wales Water Sector Faces Systemic Failures, Requiring Fundamental Reform
An interim report by the Independent Water Commission reveals systemic failures in England and Wales' water sector, citing government strategy, regulation, and water company actions as needing fundamental reform, potentially through new legislation and a super-regulator.
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48% Bias Score


Killeeshil Residents Protest Compost Factory Smell
Over 200 residents protested near Mid Ulster Council offices against a compost factory in Killeeshil, County Tyrone, due to a persistent foul smell impacting their health and daily lives for five years; a new planning application for the factory has received over 180 objections.
Killeeshil Residents Protest Compost Factory Smell
Over 200 residents protested near Mid Ulster Council offices against a compost factory in Killeeshil, County Tyrone, due to a persistent foul smell impacting their health and daily lives for five years; a new planning application for the factory has received over 180 objections.
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44% Bias Score


Dutch Ministry Investigated for Assisting Tata Steel in Steel Slag Disposal
The Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management faces investigation for twice assisting Tata Steel in disposing of steel slag, despite known environmental risks, leading to road damage and prompting parliamentary criticism and calls for a ban.
Dutch Ministry Investigated for Assisting Tata Steel in Steel Slag Disposal
The Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management faces investigation for twice assisting Tata Steel in disposing of steel slag, despite known environmental risks, leading to road damage and prompting parliamentary criticism and calls for a ban.
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56% Bias Score


Blue Mountains PFAS Contamination: 32 Years of Exposure
An investigation by WaterNSW revealed that Blue Mountains residents drank water with elevated levels of PFAS, exceeding Australian guidelines, for up to 32 years, potentially due to sources like a 1992 petrol tanker crash and a fire station, prompting the disconnection of Medlow and Greaves Creek Da...
Blue Mountains PFAS Contamination: 32 Years of Exposure
An investigation by WaterNSW revealed that Blue Mountains residents drank water with elevated levels of PFAS, exceeding Australian guidelines, for up to 32 years, potentially due to sources like a 1992 petrol tanker crash and a fire station, prompting the disconnection of Medlow and Greaves Creek Da...
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32% Bias Score

Steel Slag Contaminates Urk Ditch, Raising Environmental Concerns
Highly alkaline steel slag from Tata Steel used in a Urk parking lot construction contaminated a nearby ditch with pH levels of 12-13; while local environmental damage is currently limited, the incident prompts investigation into the cause of the leak and raises concerns about industrial byproduct r...

Steel Slag Contaminates Urk Ditch, Raising Environmental Concerns
Highly alkaline steel slag from Tata Steel used in a Urk parking lot construction contaminated a nearby ditch with pH levels of 12-13; while local environmental damage is currently limited, the incident prompts investigation into the cause of the leak and raises concerns about industrial byproduct r...
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44% Bias Score

Martinez Refinery Fire: Contractor Oversight and Regulations Cited as Root Causes
A February 1st fire at the Martinez Refinery Company, lasting three days, injured six workers, and released harmful chemicals, prompting a shelter-in-place order; a root cause analysis blames inadequate contractor training and supervision, worsened by California regulations restricting access to qua...

Martinez Refinery Fire: Contractor Oversight and Regulations Cited as Root Causes
A February 1st fire at the Martinez Refinery Company, lasting three days, injured six workers, and released harmful chemicals, prompting a shelter-in-place order; a root cause analysis blames inadequate contractor training and supervision, worsened by California regulations restricting access to qua...
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36% Bias Score

Midgley's Inventions: A Legacy of Environmental Damage
Thomas Midgley Jr., an American inventor, created leaded gasoline in 1921 and CFCs in the late 1920s, both causing widespread environmental damage; leaded gasoline caused lead contamination, while CFCs damaged the ozone layer, leading to international regulations.

Midgley's Inventions: A Legacy of Environmental Damage
Thomas Midgley Jr., an American inventor, created leaded gasoline in 1921 and CFCs in the late 1920s, both causing widespread environmental damage; leaded gasoline caused lead contamination, while CFCs damaged the ozone layer, leading to international regulations.
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40% Bias Score

PFAS Contamination Found in 95% of Tested Beers
A study found PFAS, cancer-causing 'forever chemicals', in 95% of 23 tested beers from North America and Europe, primarily due to contaminated brewing water; levels exceeded EPA limits in some samples.

PFAS Contamination Found in 95% of Tested Beers
A study found PFAS, cancer-causing 'forever chemicals', in 95% of 23 tested beers from North America and Europe, primarily due to contaminated brewing water; levels exceeded EPA limits in some samples.
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48% Bias Score

Dutch Ministry Contradicts Policy, Aids Tata Steel in Disposing of Polluting Steel Slag
The Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management twice aided Tata Steel in disposing of polluting steel slag, despite internal knowledge of environmental risks; this led to further pollution and damage, prompting criticism over transparency and accountability.

Dutch Ministry Contradicts Policy, Aids Tata Steel in Disposing of Polluting Steel Slag
The Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management twice aided Tata Steel in disposing of polluting steel slag, despite internal knowledge of environmental risks; this led to further pollution and damage, prompting criticism over transparency and accountability.
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52% Bias Score

Thailand Seizes 238 Tons of Illegally Imported US Electronic Waste
Thai authorities seized 238 tons of US electronic waste mislabeled as scrap metal at Bangkok's port on Wednesday, highlighting the global e-waste problem and posing significant health and environmental risks; charges are pending, and the waste will be returned to the US.

Thailand Seizes 238 Tons of Illegally Imported US Electronic Waste
Thai authorities seized 238 tons of US electronic waste mislabeled as scrap metal at Bangkok's port on Wednesday, highlighting the global e-waste problem and posing significant health and environmental risks; charges are pending, and the waste will be returned to the US.
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32% Bias Score
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