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Trump Administration Revokes Wind Energy Permits, Shifting US Energy Policy Towards Fossil Fuels
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management revoked wind energy permits for over 3.5 million acres off the coasts of Texas, Louisiana, Maine, New York, California, and Oregon, and the mid-Atlantic, reversing Biden's plan to lease federal waters for wind energy development and reflecting the Trump administ...
Trump Administration Revokes Wind Energy Permits, Shifting US Energy Policy Towards Fossil Fuels
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management revoked wind energy permits for over 3.5 million acres off the coasts of Texas, Louisiana, Maine, New York, California, and Oregon, and the mid-Atlantic, reversing Biden's plan to lease federal waters for wind energy development and reflecting the Trump administ...
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60% Bias Score
Greenpeace Protests Delay German Gas Drilling Project
Thirteen Greenpeace activists protested the planned natural gas drilling operation near Ammersee lake in Reichling, Germany, on July 29th, 2025, raising concerns about climate change and potential environmental damage to the local water supply, despite the company stating there is no environmental r...
Greenpeace Protests Delay German Gas Drilling Project
Thirteen Greenpeace activists protested the planned natural gas drilling operation near Ammersee lake in Reichling, Germany, on July 29th, 2025, raising concerns about climate change and potential environmental damage to the local water supply, despite the company stating there is no environmental r...
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44% Bias Score
Heat Pumps Surpass Fossil Fuels in German Heating Market
German heat pump sales surged 55% in the first half of 2024, reaching approximately 139,000 units, driven by climate concerns and government subsidies, although future policy changes pose uncertainty.
Heat Pumps Surpass Fossil Fuels in German Heating Market
German heat pump sales surged 55% in the first half of 2024, reaching approximately 139,000 units, driven by climate concerns and government subsidies, although future policy changes pose uncertainty.
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48% Bias Score
EPA Proposal to Overturn Landmark Climate Change Finding
The EPA is drafting a proposal to overturn the 2009 endangerment finding that established fossil fuel emissions endanger human health, potentially eliminating the primary federal tool for fighting climate change and impacting vehicle emission standards; the proposal, sent to the White House on June ...
EPA Proposal to Overturn Landmark Climate Change Finding
The EPA is drafting a proposal to overturn the 2009 endangerment finding that established fossil fuel emissions endanger human health, potentially eliminating the primary federal tool for fighting climate change and impacting vehicle emission standards; the proposal, sent to the White House on June ...
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56% Bias Score
EWE's North Sea Gas Deal Sparks Environmental Controversy
EWE, a German energy supplier, will source natural gas from the North Sea via a deal with One-Dyas, aiming for lower emissions than imported LNG, despite environmental concerns regarding damage to protected reefs and the wasteful use of renewable energy for gas extraction.
EWE's North Sea Gas Deal Sparks Environmental Controversy
EWE, a German energy supplier, will source natural gas from the North Sea via a deal with One-Dyas, aiming for lower emissions than imported LNG, despite environmental concerns regarding damage to protected reefs and the wasteful use of renewable energy for gas extraction.
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44% Bias Score
Russia's Climate Inaction: Arctic Warming and Geopolitical Priorities
Russia's Arctic is warming 2.5 times faster than the global average, causing devastating effects while the country, a major greenhouse gas emitter, prioritizes fossil fuel interests and blocks international climate action, further exacerbated by the war in Ukraine.
Russia's Climate Inaction: Arctic Warming and Geopolitical Priorities
Russia's Arctic is warming 2.5 times faster than the global average, causing devastating effects while the country, a major greenhouse gas emitter, prioritizes fossil fuel interests and blocks international climate action, further exacerbated by the war in Ukraine.
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40% Bias Score
Greenpeace Protests Reichling Gas Drilling Amid Environmental Concerns
On July 29th, 2025, thirteen Greenpeace activists protested the planned natural gas drilling near Ammersee lake in Reichling, Germany, raising concerns about environmental impact and climate change; despite police presence, the protest ended peacefully, and authorities are investigating.
Greenpeace Protests Reichling Gas Drilling Amid Environmental Concerns
On July 29th, 2025, thirteen Greenpeace activists protested the planned natural gas drilling near Ammersee lake in Reichling, Germany, raising concerns about environmental impact and climate change; despite police presence, the protest ended peacefully, and authorities are investigating.
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16% Bias Score
Global Renewable Energy Goals in Jeopardy Due to Lack of Government Action
A new report reveals that most countries have failed to meet their 2023 UN pledge to triple renewable energy capacity by 2030, leaving the world significantly short of its climate goals. Only 22 countries, mostly in the EU, have increased their targets, while major emitters like the US, China, and R...
Global Renewable Energy Goals in Jeopardy Due to Lack of Government Action
A new report reveals that most countries have failed to meet their 2023 UN pledge to triple renewable energy capacity by 2030, leaving the world significantly short of its climate goals. Only 22 countries, mostly in the EU, have increased their targets, while major emitters like the US, China, and R...
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40% Bias Score
World Court Holds Wealthy Nations Liable for Climate Damage
The International Court of Justice ruled that wealthy countries must curb fossil fuels and pollution or face financial liability for climate change damage, holding them responsible for both their own emissions and those of companies under their jurisdiction. The ruling was hailed by small island sta...
World Court Holds Wealthy Nations Liable for Climate Damage
The International Court of Justice ruled that wealthy countries must curb fossil fuels and pollution or face financial liability for climate change damage, holding them responsible for both their own emissions and those of companies under their jurisdiction. The ruling was hailed by small island sta...
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48% Bias Score
Woodside Scraps US Hydrogen Project After Trump's Tax Cut
Woodside Energy, Australia's largest oil and gas company, abandoned its $US140 million H2OK liquid hydrogen project in Oklahoma due to increased production costs and weak demand, following Donald Trump's decision to cut US tax breaks for green technologies.
Woodside Scraps US Hydrogen Project After Trump's Tax Cut
Woodside Energy, Australia's largest oil and gas company, abandoned its $US140 million H2OK liquid hydrogen project in Oklahoma due to increased production costs and weak demand, following Donald Trump's decision to cut US tax breaks for green technologies.
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44% Bias Score
Global Climate Litigation Intensifies: Youth, Seniors Score Wins Amidst Industry and Government Pushback
Global climate change litigation is intensifying, with youth and senior plaintiffs achieving some victories but facing industry and government counterattacks; cases highlight human rights violations related to climate change impacts.
Global Climate Litigation Intensifies: Youth, Seniors Score Wins Amidst Industry and Government Pushback
Global climate change litigation is intensifying, with youth and senior plaintiffs achieving some victories but facing industry and government counterattacks; cases highlight human rights violations related to climate change impacts.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Announces $70bn AI and Energy Investment for Pennsylvania Amid Environmental Concerns
Donald Trump will announce a $70bn investment in AI and energy for Pennsylvania at a Pittsburgh summit on Tuesday, despite concerns from environmental groups about the climate and health impacts of relying on fossil fuels; the event, hosted by Senator Dave McCormick, excludes public interest and env...
Trump Announces $70bn AI and Energy Investment for Pennsylvania Amid Environmental Concerns
Donald Trump will announce a $70bn investment in AI and energy for Pennsylvania at a Pittsburgh summit on Tuesday, despite concerns from environmental groups about the climate and health impacts of relying on fossil fuels; the event, hosted by Senator Dave McCormick, excludes public interest and env...
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68% Bias Score
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