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Australia Extends Lifespan of Major Fossil Fuel Project Until 2070
Australia extended the operational lifespan of its North West Shelf fossil fuel project by 40 years, to 2070, despite criticism for hindering global climate goals; the decision includes new environmental conditions and Indigenous heritage protections.
Australia Extends Lifespan of Major Fossil Fuel Project Until 2070
Australia extended the operational lifespan of its North West Shelf fossil fuel project by 40 years, to 2070, despite criticism for hindering global climate goals; the decision includes new environmental conditions and Indigenous heritage protections.
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28% Bias Score
US Urges EU to Increase Fossil Fuel Imports, Sidelining Climate Concerns
The US is pressuring the EU to significantly increase imports of American fossil fuels, prioritizing energy security over climate goals, despite concerns about potential energy dependence and conflicting climate policies.
US Urges EU to Increase Fossil Fuel Imports, Sidelining Climate Concerns
The US is pressuring the EU to significantly increase imports of American fossil fuels, prioritizing energy security over climate goals, despite concerns about potential energy dependence and conflicting climate policies.
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36% Bias Score
Fossil Fuel Companies' Role in Worsening Heat Waves Quantified
A new study published in Nature quantifies the contribution of 14 major fossil fuel and cement companies to the increased intensity and likelihood of 213 heat waves globally between 2000 and 2023, revealing a causal link and potential legal ramifications.
Fossil Fuel Companies' Role in Worsening Heat Waves Quantified
A new study published in Nature quantifies the contribution of 14 major fossil fuel and cement companies to the increased intensity and likelihood of 213 heat waves globally between 2000 and 2023, revealing a causal link and potential legal ramifications.
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24% Bias Score
Neubauer Criticizes North Sea Gas Extraction as Hurdle to Energy Transition
Climate activist Luisa Neubauer criticized the North Sea gas extraction near Borkum Island, Germany, stating that it hinders the energy transition despite contributing minimally to supply, while new fossil fuel infrastructure is being built, diverting resources from renewable energy expansion.
Neubauer Criticizes North Sea Gas Extraction as Hurdle to Energy Transition
Climate activist Luisa Neubauer criticized the North Sea gas extraction near Borkum Island, Germany, stating that it hinders the energy transition despite contributing minimally to supply, while new fossil fuel infrastructure is being built, diverting resources from renewable energy expansion.
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24% Bias Score
WA Museum Defends Woodside Partnership Amid Climate Criticism
The Western Australian Museum defended its renewed partnership with Woodside, a gas company, amidst public criticism and a record-breaking marine heatwave that damaged WA's coral reefs; the museum's CEO emphasized the funding's role in biodiversity research while acknowledging climate change concern...
WA Museum Defends Woodside Partnership Amid Climate Criticism
The Western Australian Museum defended its renewed partnership with Woodside, a gas company, amidst public criticism and a record-breaking marine heatwave that damaged WA's coral reefs; the museum's CEO emphasized the funding's role in biodiversity research while acknowledging climate change concern...
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40% Bias Score
Mexico's Contradictory Energy Policies: A Report Card
Mexico's annual government report highlights a conflict between environmental commitments and fossil fuel reliance, showcasing investments in oil and gas alongside renewable energy targets.
Mexico's Contradictory Energy Policies: A Report Card
Mexico's annual government report highlights a conflict between environmental commitments and fossil fuel reliance, showcasing investments in oil and gas alongside renewable energy targets.
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24% Bias Score
Study Links 213 Heat Waves to Fossil Fuel Companies
A new study published in Nature found that 213 heat waves were made substantially more likely and intense by emissions from major fossil fuel producers, including ExxonMobil, Chevron, and BP, with some heat waves being "virtually impossible" without their pollution.
Study Links 213 Heat Waves to Fossil Fuel Companies
A new study published in Nature found that 213 heat waves were made substantially more likely and intense by emissions from major fossil fuel producers, including ExxonMobil, Chevron, and BP, with some heat waves being "virtually impossible" without their pollution.
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28% Bias Score
Pressure Mounts on Hungary and Slovakia to Ditch Russian Oil
Hungary and Slovakia, the EU's last importers of Russian pipeline oil, face increasing pressure from the US and EU to phase out Russian fossil fuels, despite securing previous derogations and citing logistical challenges.
Pressure Mounts on Hungary and Slovakia to Ditch Russian Oil
Hungary and Slovakia, the EU's last importers of Russian pipeline oil, face increasing pressure from the US and EU to phase out Russian fossil fuels, despite securing previous derogations and citing logistical challenges.
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20% Bias Score
Neubauer Criticizes North Sea Gas Extraction as Hindrance to Energy Transition
Climate activist Luisa Neubauer criticized the North Sea natural gas extraction near Borkum Island, Germany, calling it an impediment to the energy transition; the project, led by One-Dyas, faces legal challenges and environmental concerns.
Neubauer Criticizes North Sea Gas Extraction as Hindrance to Energy Transition
Climate activist Luisa Neubauer criticized the North Sea natural gas extraction near Borkum Island, Germany, calling it an impediment to the energy transition; the project, led by One-Dyas, faces legal challenges and environmental concerns.
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32% Bias Score
Neubauer Criticizes Borkum Gas Field as Hurdle to Germany's Energy Transition
Climate activist Luisa Neubauer criticized the Borkum gas field near Borkum Island as a hindrance to Germany's energy transition, arguing that its minimal contribution to energy supply conflicts with renewable energy expansion.
Neubauer Criticizes Borkum Gas Field as Hurdle to Germany's Energy Transition
Climate activist Luisa Neubauer criticized the Borkum gas field near Borkum Island as a hindrance to Germany's energy transition, arguing that its minimal contribution to energy supply conflicts with renewable energy expansion.
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36% Bias Score
China's Response to Shifting Global Energy Landscape
Amidst developed nations' renewed focus on fossil fuels, China is strengthening its energy security through domestic clean energy development, strategic oil deals, and multilateral cooperation within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) to promote a green transition.
China's Response to Shifting Global Energy Landscape
Amidst developed nations' renewed focus on fossil fuels, China is strengthening its energy security through domestic clean energy development, strategic oil deals, and multilateral cooperation within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) to promote a green transition.
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32% Bias Score
US Climate Actions to Reduce Air Pollution Deaths by 6,000 Annually by 2030
A Princeton University study reveals that climate action in the US could prevent approximately 6,000 air pollution-related deaths annually by 2030, contrasting with an estimated 13,000 increase without intervention, highlighting immediate health benefits alongside long-term climate goals.
US Climate Actions to Reduce Air Pollution Deaths by 6,000 Annually by 2030
A Princeton University study reveals that climate action in the US could prevent approximately 6,000 air pollution-related deaths annually by 2030, contrasting with an estimated 13,000 increase without intervention, highlighting immediate health benefits alongside long-term climate goals.
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16% Bias Score
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