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The Herds" Puppet Show Launches in Flood-Stricken Kinshasa to Raise Climate Change Awareness
The Herds," a moving theatrical performance featuring cardboard animal puppets fleeing the Congo's climate-related flooding to the Arctic, launched in Kinshasa to raise global awareness of climate change impacts on the Congo Basin rainforest, the second largest in the world.
The Herds" Puppet Show Launches in Flood-Stricken Kinshasa to Raise Climate Change Awareness
The Herds," a moving theatrical performance featuring cardboard animal puppets fleeing the Congo's climate-related flooding to the Arctic, launched in Kinshasa to raise global awareness of climate change impacts on the Congo Basin rainforest, the second largest in the world.
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36% Bias Score
Record Warmth in Europe Leads to Drought and Wildfires
Europe experienced its warmest March on record in 2024, with temperatures 2.41 degrees Celsius above average, alongside record-low Arctic sea ice and the driest March in the Netherlands since 1906, causing numerous wildfires and threatening traditional Easter bonfires.
Record Warmth in Europe Leads to Drought and Wildfires
Europe experienced its warmest March on record in 2024, with temperatures 2.41 degrees Celsius above average, alongside record-low Arctic sea ice and the driest March in the Netherlands since 1906, causing numerous wildfires and threatening traditional Easter bonfires.
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40% Bias Score
India Issues Heatwave Warning as Temperatures Soar
India's weather department warned of high temperatures exceeding 40°C in northern India this week, impacting infants, the elderly, and those with chronic diseases, with Delhi expected to reach 41°C on Monday, due to climate change causing earlier and longer heatwaves.
India Issues Heatwave Warning as Temperatures Soar
India's weather department warned of high temperatures exceeding 40°C in northern India this week, impacting infants, the elderly, and those with chronic diseases, with Delhi expected to reach 41°C on Monday, due to climate change causing earlier and longer heatwaves.
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16% Bias Score
Australia's Record-Breaking Heat: Hottest 12 Months and March on Record
Australia's 12 months ending March 2025 were the hottest on record, averaging 1.61°C above average, surpassing the 2019 record. March 2025 was also the hottest March ever recorded, with temperatures 2.41°C above average, impacting all states except Tasmania and Victoria.
Australia's Record-Breaking Heat: Hottest 12 Months and March on Record
Australia's 12 months ending March 2025 were the hottest on record, averaging 1.61°C above average, surpassing the 2019 record. March 2025 was also the hottest March ever recorded, with temperatures 2.41°C above average, impacting all states except Tasmania and Victoria.
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28% Bias Score
Arctic Ice Melt Threatens Major Ocean Current, Raising Cold Winter Risks
A new study reveals that rapidly melting Arctic ice could weaken or collapse the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), potentially causing significantly colder winters in Europe and North America by the end of the century.
Arctic Ice Melt Threatens Major Ocean Current, Raising Cold Winter Risks
A new study reveals that rapidly melting Arctic ice could weaken or collapse the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), potentially causing significantly colder winters in Europe and North America by the end of the century.
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52% Bias Score
Terrestrial Water Loss Impacts Sea Levels and Earth's Rotation
A scientific study published in Science reveals that Earth's landmasses have lost over 1,600 gigatons of water since 2000, primarily due to soil moisture depletion, leading to a 4.4-millimeter rise in sea levels and a 45-centimeter shift in Earth's rotation axis; this trend is potentially irreversib...
Terrestrial Water Loss Impacts Sea Levels and Earth's Rotation
A scientific study published in Science reveals that Earth's landmasses have lost over 1,600 gigatons of water since 2000, primarily due to soil moisture depletion, leading to a 4.4-millimeter rise in sea levels and a 45-centimeter shift in Earth's rotation axis; this trend is potentially irreversib...
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44% Bias Score
Record Warmth in Europe Fuels Wildfires and Arctic Ice Melt
Europe recorded its warmest March ever in 2024, with temperatures 2.41 degrees Celsius above average, causing record low Arctic sea ice and the Netherlands' driest March since 1906, leading to numerous wildfires.
Record Warmth in Europe Fuels Wildfires and Arctic Ice Melt
Europe recorded its warmest March ever in 2024, with temperatures 2.41 degrees Celsius above average, causing record low Arctic sea ice and the Netherlands' driest March since 1906, leading to numerous wildfires.
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36% Bias Score
Arctic Melt Threatens to Disrupt Atlantic Ocean Circulation
A study in the Journal of Geophysical Research Oceans warns that Arctic ice melt, impacting the Beaufort Gyre current, could weaken the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) by the end of the 21st century, potentially disrupting global climate patterns.
Arctic Melt Threatens to Disrupt Atlantic Ocean Circulation
A study in the Journal of Geophysical Research Oceans warns that Arctic ice melt, impacting the Beaufort Gyre current, could weaken the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) by the end of the 21st century, potentially disrupting global climate patterns.
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20% Bias Score
Svalbard Glaciers Retreat: A Century of Photographic Evidence
Swedish photographer Christian Aslund's before-and-after photos of Svalbard glaciers, spanning over a century, reveal a drastic reduction in glacial mass due to Arctic warming, which is happening twice as fast as the rest of the planet, and is projected to create ice-free summers by 2050.
Svalbard Glaciers Retreat: A Century of Photographic Evidence
Swedish photographer Christian Aslund's before-and-after photos of Svalbard glaciers, spanning over a century, reveal a drastic reduction in glacial mass due to Arctic warming, which is happening twice as fast as the rest of the planet, and is projected to create ice-free summers by 2050.
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52% Bias Score
AMOC Collapse Risk Increased by Weakening Beaufort Gyre
A study published in the Journal Of Geophysical Research Oceans warns that the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) risks collapse this century due to climate change, potentially impacting global weather patterns, as the weakening Beaufort Gyre releases freshwater into the North Atlant...
AMOC Collapse Risk Increased by Weakening Beaufort Gyre
A study published in the Journal Of Geophysical Research Oceans warns that the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) risks collapse this century due to climate change, potentially impacting global weather patterns, as the weakening Beaufort Gyre releases freshwater into the North Atlant...
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36% Bias Score
Trump Reverses Climate Policies, Sparking Economic and Legal Battles
President Trump signed executive orders on his first day back in office, declaring a "national energy emergency" to boost fossil fuels, halt offshore wind permits, and roll back $20 billion in clean energy grants, despite a federal judge blocking $14 billion of those rollbacks, creating potential ec...
Trump Reverses Climate Policies, Sparking Economic and Legal Battles
President Trump signed executive orders on his first day back in office, declaring a "national energy emergency" to boost fossil fuels, halt offshore wind permits, and roll back $20 billion in clean energy grants, despite a federal judge blocking $14 billion of those rollbacks, creating potential ec...
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28% Bias Score
Record Low Arctic Sea Ice Extent in March 2025
Arctic sea ice reached a record low maximum extent of 14.33 million square kilometers on March 22, 2025, lower than the previous record in 2017 and significantly below the average from 1981-2010, driven by two exceptionally warm years and the accelerating warming of the Arctic.
Record Low Arctic Sea Ice Extent in March 2025
Arctic sea ice reached a record low maximum extent of 14.33 million square kilometers on March 22, 2025, lower than the previous record in 2017 and significantly below the average from 1981-2010, driven by two exceptionally warm years and the accelerating warming of the Arctic.
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36% Bias Score
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