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World's Top 10 Carbon Emitters: A 2024 Analysis
In 2024, the top ten CO₂ emitting nations (China, US, India, etc.) accounted for nearly 70% of global emissions; while some reduced emissions (US -1% annually), others increased (China 1.8%, India 3.8%); China leads in total emissions but has lower per capita emissions than the US, while India has e...
World's Top 10 Carbon Emitters: A 2024 Analysis
In 2024, the top ten CO₂ emitting nations (China, US, India, etc.) accounted for nearly 70% of global emissions; while some reduced emissions (US -1% annually), others increased (China 1.8%, India 3.8%); China leads in total emissions but has lower per capita emissions than the US, while India has e...
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20% Bias Score
UK Heatwave: Climate Change Increases Likelihood and Severity
The UK faces its first 2025 heatwave, with temperatures predicted to reach 32°C (90°F), a phenomenon made 100 times more likely by human-caused climate change, increasing heat-related deaths and wildfire risks.
UK Heatwave: Climate Change Increases Likelihood and Severity
The UK faces its first 2025 heatwave, with temperatures predicted to reach 32°C (90°F), a phenomenon made 100 times more likely by human-caused climate change, increasing heat-related deaths and wildfire risks.
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28% Bias Score
Record European Heatwave: Climate Change Exacerbates Extreme Temperatures
A record-breaking heatwave grips Europe, fueled by a persistent high-pressure system and exacerbated by climate change, resulting in soaring temperatures, increased risks of wildfires, and potential for a significant rise in heat-related deaths.
Record European Heatwave: Climate Change Exacerbates Extreme Temperatures
A record-breaking heatwave grips Europe, fueled by a persistent high-pressure system and exacerbated by climate change, resulting in soaring temperatures, increased risks of wildfires, and potential for a significant rise in heat-related deaths.
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32% Bias Score
Tropical Forest Collapse Amplified Permian Extinction's Global Warming
A new study in Nature Communications reveals that the collapse of tropical forests during the Permian extinction (Great Dying) significantly amplified and prolonged global warming by reducing carbon sequestration and silicate weathering, resulting in a climate tipping point that wiped out 90% of lif...
Tropical Forest Collapse Amplified Permian Extinction's Global Warming
A new study in Nature Communications reveals that the collapse of tropical forests during the Permian extinction (Great Dying) significantly amplified and prolonged global warming by reducing carbon sequestration and silicate weathering, resulting in a climate tipping point that wiped out 90% of lif...
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40% Bias Score
Record Heatwaves Scorch Globe, Underscoring Climate Change Impacts
Record-breaking June heatwaves scorch Southern Europe, parts of the US, and the UK, causing heatstroke, wildfires, and prompting authorities to issue urgent heat warnings, highlighting the accelerating impacts of climate change.
Record Heatwaves Scorch Globe, Underscoring Climate Change Impacts
Record-breaking June heatwaves scorch Southern Europe, parts of the US, and the UK, causing heatstroke, wildfires, and prompting authorities to issue urgent heat warnings, highlighting the accelerating impacts of climate change.
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12% Bias Score
AI's Role in Mitigating Climate Change Impacts
Climate change threatens 4 billion people, prompting the exploration of AI's role in creating a sustainable future; experts discuss AI's potential in waste management, renewable energy, and sustainable agriculture, while emphasizing the need for equitable access to these technologies.
AI's Role in Mitigating Climate Change Impacts
Climate change threatens 4 billion people, prompting the exploration of AI's role in creating a sustainable future; experts discuss AI's potential in waste management, renewable energy, and sustainable agriculture, while emphasizing the need for equitable access to these technologies.
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44% Bias Score
Urban Heat Islands: Intensified Heatwaves and Mitigation Strategies
Urban heat islands, significantly hotter than rural areas due to building materials and human activity, intensify heatwaves impacting nearly half the world's population and projected to worsen by 2050, with solutions including greening cities and cool roofs.
Urban Heat Islands: Intensified Heatwaves and Mitigation Strategies
Urban heat islands, significantly hotter than rural areas due to building materials and human activity, intensify heatwaves impacting nearly half the world's population and projected to worsen by 2050, with solutions including greening cities and cool roofs.
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12% Bias Score
Early Detection of Anthropogenic Climate Change Possible by 1885 with Modern Tools
A new study using hypothetical modern tools suggests that evidence of human-caused climate change could have been detected as early as 1885 due to a distinctive stratospheric cooling pattern, underscoring the long-term impact of human activity on the atmosphere.
Early Detection of Anthropogenic Climate Change Possible by 1885 with Modern Tools
A new study using hypothetical modern tools suggests that evidence of human-caused climate change could have been detected as early as 1885 due to a distinctive stratospheric cooling pattern, underscoring the long-term impact of human activity on the atmosphere.
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Southern Ocean Salinity Rise Accelerates Ice Loss, Threatening Global Climate"
Since 2015, the Southern Ocean has experienced a dramatic shift toward higher salinity and temperature, leading to rapid ice loss and the reappearance of the Maud Rise polynya, a large ice-free area, raising concerns about the ocean's role in global climate change.
Southern Ocean Salinity Rise Accelerates Ice Loss, Threatening Global Climate"
Since 2015, the Southern Ocean has experienced a dramatic shift toward higher salinity and temperature, leading to rapid ice loss and the reappearance of the Maud Rise polynya, a large ice-free area, raising concerns about the ocean's role in global climate change.
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40% Bias Score
UK Records Hottest Day of 2025 Amidst Widespread European Heatwave
The UK recorded its hottest day of 2025 at 34.7°C in London on Tuesday, while Europe faces extreme heat, wildfires rage in Turkey, and several countries implement heatwave emergency measures.
UK Records Hottest Day of 2025 Amidst Widespread European Heatwave
The UK recorded its hottest day of 2025 at 34.7°C in London on Tuesday, while Europe faces extreme heat, wildfires rage in Turkey, and several countries implement heatwave emergency measures.
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28% Bias Score
Record-Breaking June Heatwave in Spain Exacerbates Climate Change Concerns
Spain recorded its warmest June ever, averaging 23.6°C—3.5°C above the 1991-2020 average—triggering health alerts in 111 of 182 meteosalud zones and highlighting the intensifying effects of climate change, mirroring trends across much of Europe and beyond.
Record-Breaking June Heatwave in Spain Exacerbates Climate Change Concerns
Spain recorded its warmest June ever, averaging 23.6°C—3.5°C above the 1991-2020 average—triggering health alerts in 111 of 182 meteosalud zones and highlighting the intensifying effects of climate change, mirroring trends across much of Europe and beyond.
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24% Bias Score
Greenstone Proposes Climate Compensation for Developing Nations
Economist Michael Greenstone highlights that 85% of projected 21st-century emissions originate outside the US and EU, advocating for rich nations to compensate vulnerable countries for climate damages, conditional on a national carbon tax implementation.
Greenstone Proposes Climate Compensation for Developing Nations
Economist Michael Greenstone highlights that 85% of projected 21st-century emissions originate outside the US and EU, advocating for rich nations to compensate vulnerable countries for climate damages, conditional on a national carbon tax implementation.
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40% Bias Score
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