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Trump's Energy Secretary Advocates for Increased Fossil Fuel Production
Trump's energy secretary, Chris Wright, championed increased fossil fuel production at CERAWeek, rejecting climate concerns and prioritizing energy access in developing nations; this stance sparked criticism from climate advocates.
Trump's Energy Secretary Advocates for Increased Fossil Fuel Production
Trump's energy secretary, Chris Wright, championed increased fossil fuel production at CERAWeek, rejecting climate concerns and prioritizing energy access in developing nations; this stance sparked criticism from climate advocates.
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64% Bias Score
36 Companies Responsible for Half of Global Carbon Emissions in 2023
A new report reveals that 36 companies produced half the world's climate-heating carbon emissions in 2023, totaling over 20 billion tonnes of CO2, with Saudi Aramco's emissions rivalling those of India and ExxonMobil's comparable to Germany's, highlighting the need for corporate accountability and a...
36 Companies Responsible for Half of Global Carbon Emissions in 2023
A new report reveals that 36 companies produced half the world's climate-heating carbon emissions in 2023, totaling over 20 billion tonnes of CO2, with Saudi Aramco's emissions rivalling those of India and ExxonMobil's comparable to Germany's, highlighting the need for corporate accountability and a...
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48% Bias Score
France's Reformed ISR Label Shows Positive Environmental Impact
A recent Epsor study shows that France's reformed Socially Responsible Investment (ISR) label, effective March 1st, 2024, has led to a 10% reduction in the carbon footprint of labeled funds in 2024, and a significant divestment from fossil fuel companies; only 27 of 197 analyzed funds maintain links...
France's Reformed ISR Label Shows Positive Environmental Impact
A recent Epsor study shows that France's reformed Socially Responsible Investment (ISR) label, effective March 1st, 2024, has led to a 10% reduction in the carbon footprint of labeled funds in 2024, and a significant divestment from fossil fuel companies; only 27 of 197 analyzed funds maintain links...
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40% Bias Score
BP slashes green investment, boosts fossil fuel production
BP announced it will cut renewable energy investment by over \$5 billion annually and boost oil and gas investment by 20 percent to roughly \$10 billion yearly, reversing previous commitments and drawing criticism from environmental groups.
BP slashes green investment, boosts fossil fuel production
BP announced it will cut renewable energy investment by over \$5 billion annually and boost oil and gas investment by 20 percent to roughly \$10 billion yearly, reversing previous commitments and drawing criticism from environmental groups.
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52% Bias Score
BP Cuts Renewable Energy Investment, Boosts Fossil Fuel Production
BP slashed its annual renewable energy investment by \$5 billion to focus on increasing fossil fuel production by \$10 billion annually, defying global climate goals and raising concerns about environmental impact; this follows pressure from activist investors and a decline in the company's share pr...
BP Cuts Renewable Energy Investment, Boosts Fossil Fuel Production
BP slashed its annual renewable energy investment by \$5 billion to focus on increasing fossil fuel production by \$10 billion annually, defying global climate goals and raising concerns about environmental impact; this follows pressure from activist investors and a decline in the company's share pr...
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60% Bias Score
BP Reverses Green Energy Targets, Prioritizes Fossil Fuel Production
BP, a UK-based oil giant, announced it is drastically reducing its renewable energy investments and increasing fossil fuel production by 2030, reversing previous commitments amid criticism of its greenwashing practices and in line with a broader industry trend prioritizing short-term profits over su...
BP Reverses Green Energy Targets, Prioritizes Fossil Fuel Production
BP, a UK-based oil giant, announced it is drastically reducing its renewable energy investments and increasing fossil fuel production by 2030, reversing previous commitments amid criticism of its greenwashing practices and in line with a broader industry trend prioritizing short-term profits over su...
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52% Bias Score
36 Companies Responsible for Over Half of Global Carbon Emissions in 2023
A Carbon Majors report reveals that 36 companies produced over half of global carbon emissions in 2023, with state-owned entities being the primary contributors; cement production is the fastest-growing pollution source.
36 Companies Responsible for Over Half of Global Carbon Emissions in 2023
A Carbon Majors report reveals that 36 companies produced over half of global carbon emissions in 2023, with state-owned entities being the primary contributors; cement production is the fastest-growing pollution source.
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40% Bias Score
36 Companies Account for Half of Global Fossil Fuel CO2 Emissions
A study found that 36 companies, mostly state-owned, caused half of global CO2 emissions from fossil fuels in 2023; 169 companies accounted for 78%; 2024 was the warmest year on record.
36 Companies Account for Half of Global Fossil Fuel CO2 Emissions
A study found that 36 companies, mostly state-owned, caused half of global CO2 emissions from fossil fuels in 2023; 169 companies accounted for 78%; 2024 was the warmest year on record.
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40% Bias Score
BP slashes green investment, boosts fossil fuel spending amid profit concerns
BP announced it will cut its renewable energy investment by 50% to $1.5 billion annually and increase oil and gas investment by 20% to roughly $10 billion, prompting criticism from environmental groups and concerns about its commitment to the energy transition.
BP slashes green investment, boosts fossil fuel spending amid profit concerns
BP announced it will cut its renewable energy investment by 50% to $1.5 billion annually and increase oil and gas investment by 20% to roughly $10 billion, prompting criticism from environmental groups and concerns about its commitment to the energy transition.
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52% Bias Score
UK Museums Defend BP Sponsorships Amidst Climate Target Abandonment
Facing criticism, the British Museum and Science Museum defended their £50 million and unspecified sponsorship deals with BP, respectively, despite BP abandoning its climate targets to focus on fossil fuel production; environmental groups like Culture Unstained condemned this ethical conflict.
UK Museums Defend BP Sponsorships Amidst Climate Target Abandonment
Facing criticism, the British Museum and Science Museum defended their £50 million and unspecified sponsorship deals with BP, respectively, despite BP abandoning its climate targets to focus on fossil fuel production; environmental groups like Culture Unstained condemned this ethical conflict.
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48% Bias Score
BP to Slash Renewable Energy Investments, Prioritize Oil and Gas
BP, facing investor pressure and underperforming compared to rivals, plans to dramatically cut renewable energy investments and prioritize oil and gas production, reversing its previous ambitious sustainability targets, resulting in potential backlash from shareholders and environmental groups.
BP to Slash Renewable Energy Investments, Prioritize Oil and Gas
BP, facing investor pressure and underperforming compared to rivals, plans to dramatically cut renewable energy investments and prioritize oil and gas production, reversing its previous ambitious sustainability targets, resulting in potential backlash from shareholders and environmental groups.
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44% Bias Score
BP's Strategic U-Turn: Share Price Falls Despite Increased Fossil Fuel Focus
BP's shift to prioritize shareholder value over climate goals, reducing low-carbon investments and increasing oil and gas production, led to a 1.4% share price drop despite a FTSE 100 increase, highlighting market skepticism of the strategy.
BP's Strategic U-Turn: Share Price Falls Despite Increased Fossil Fuel Focus
BP's shift to prioritize shareholder value over climate goals, reducing low-carbon investments and increasing oil and gas production, led to a 1.4% share price drop despite a FTSE 100 increase, highlighting market skepticism of the strategy.
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60% Bias Score
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