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Arctic Sea Ice Melt Slowdown: A Temporary Reprieve
New research reveals a surprising slowdown in Arctic sea ice melt since 2005, attributed to natural ocean current variations, despite rising carbon emissions; however, scientists warn of a likely resumption of accelerated melting within 5–10 years.
Arctic Sea Ice Melt Slowdown: A Temporary Reprieve
New research reveals a surprising slowdown in Arctic sea ice melt since 2005, attributed to natural ocean current variations, despite rising carbon emissions; however, scientists warn of a likely resumption of accelerated melting within 5–10 years.
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16% Bias Score
Hurricane Erin: Record Intensification and Potential Impacts on Western Europe
Hurricane Erin rapidly intensified from Category 1 to 5 in over 24 hours starting August 15th, 2025, becoming one of the fastest-intensifying Atlantic hurricanes on record; while not expected to make landfall, it threatens the Bahamas, Bermuda, eastern US, and Atlantic Canada with life-threatening c...
Hurricane Erin: Record Intensification and Potential Impacts on Western Europe
Hurricane Erin rapidly intensified from Category 1 to 5 in over 24 hours starting August 15th, 2025, becoming one of the fastest-intensifying Atlantic hurricanes on record; while not expected to make landfall, it threatens the Bahamas, Bermuda, eastern US, and Atlantic Canada with life-threatening c...
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24% Bias Score
Mediterranean Summers: Media Narratives and Societal Anxieties
This article examines the media's portrayal of increasingly extreme Mediterranean summers, linking it to both climate change and deeper societal anxieties; personal accounts contrast with media narratives, predicting a new term for summer-related phobia.
Mediterranean Summers: Media Narratives and Societal Anxieties
This article examines the media's portrayal of increasingly extreme Mediterranean summers, linking it to both climate change and deeper societal anxieties; personal accounts contrast with media narratives, predicting a new term for summer-related phobia.
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36% Bias Score
Climate Change Impacts: Germany's Shrinking Glaciers and Stressed Ecosystems
Germany's average temperature has risen 2.6 degrees Celsius since the pre-industrial era, leading to shrinking glaciers, stressed forests, and lower water levels in lakes and rivers, with significant implications for water resources, ecosystems, and climate goals.
Climate Change Impacts: Germany's Shrinking Glaciers and Stressed Ecosystems
Germany's average temperature has risen 2.6 degrees Celsius since the pre-industrial era, leading to shrinking glaciers, stressed forests, and lower water levels in lakes and rivers, with significant implications for water resources, ecosystems, and climate goals.
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28% Bias Score
Two Heatwaves in Netherlands Highlight Accelerated Climate Change
The Netherlands has experienced two heatwaves in 2023, a rare event linked to global warming from fossil fuel combustion, resulting in a sharp increase in heatwaves and potentially leading to significantly longer heatwaves in the future.
Two Heatwaves in Netherlands Highlight Accelerated Climate Change
The Netherlands has experienced two heatwaves in 2023, a rare event linked to global warming from fossil fuel combustion, resulting in a sharp increase in heatwaves and potentially leading to significantly longer heatwaves in the future.
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40% Bias Score
UN Plastic Treaty Talks Collapse Amidst Industry Opposition
The UN's ten-day conference in Geneva on a global plastic treaty is failing, with oil-producing nations blocking ambitious production reduction targets, leaving only waste management in the final draft; over 120 countries, including the EU, supported stricter regulations.
UN Plastic Treaty Talks Collapse Amidst Industry Opposition
The UN's ten-day conference in Geneva on a global plastic treaty is failing, with oil-producing nations blocking ambitious production reduction targets, leaving only waste management in the final draft; over 120 countries, including the EU, supported stricter regulations.
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48% Bias Score
Hurricane Erin: Record Intensification and Projected Impact on Western Europe
Hurricane Erin, the first Atlantic hurricane of 2025, rapidly intensified into a Category 5 storm on August 15th due to unusually warm ocean waters, posing threats to the Bahamas, Bermuda, the US East Coast, and Canada, with remnants potentially impacting Western Europe.
Hurricane Erin: Record Intensification and Projected Impact on Western Europe
Hurricane Erin, the first Atlantic hurricane of 2025, rapidly intensified into a Category 5 storm on August 15th due to unusually warm ocean waters, posing threats to the Bahamas, Bermuda, the US East Coast, and Canada, with remnants potentially impacting Western Europe.
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32% Bias Score
Italian Glacier Retreat Forces Shift to Remote Monitoring"
Due to the significant melting of the Ventina glacier in northern Italy, geologists can no longer safely take in-person measurements; sensors and drones will now be used to monitor the glacier's continuing shrinkage, which has been 1.7 kilometers since measurements began in 1895.
Italian Glacier Retreat Forces Shift to Remote Monitoring"
Due to the significant melting of the Ventina glacier in northern Italy, geologists can no longer safely take in-person measurements; sensors and drones will now be used to monitor the glacier's continuing shrinkage, which has been 1.7 kilometers since measurements began in 1895.
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32% Bias Score
Climate Change Impacts in Germany: Glaciers Melt, Forests Stress, Lakes Shrink
Germany's temperature has risen by 2.6 degrees Celsius since the pre-industrial era, leading to melting glaciers, stressed forests, and shrinking lakes; the Watzmann and Blaueis glaciers are expected to disappear soon, impacting water resources and ecosystems.
Climate Change Impacts in Germany: Glaciers Melt, Forests Stress, Lakes Shrink
Germany's temperature has risen by 2.6 degrees Celsius since the pre-industrial era, leading to melting glaciers, stressed forests, and shrinking lakes; the Watzmann and Blaueis glaciers are expected to disappear soon, impacting water resources and ecosystems.
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32% Bias Score
CO2's Impact on Earth's History and Future
Peter Brannen's "The Story of CO2 Is the Story of Everything" chronicles the history of CO2 on Earth, linking its fluctuations to major biological events and warning that current emission rates are ten times faster than during past mass extinctions, potentially leading to an uninhabitable planet.
CO2's Impact on Earth's History and Future
Peter Brannen's "The Story of CO2 Is the Story of Everything" chronicles the history of CO2 on Earth, linking its fluctuations to major biological events and warning that current emission rates are ten times faster than during past mass extinctions, potentially leading to an uninhabitable planet.
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8% Bias Score
Climate Change Inaction: Political Decisions and Public Denial
Political leaders' recent actions and public skepticism towards climate change, fueled by cognitive biases, economic interests, and insufficient media coverage, hinder effective climate action with severe long-term consequences.
Climate Change Inaction: Political Decisions and Public Denial
Political leaders' recent actions and public skepticism towards climate change, fueled by cognitive biases, economic interests, and insufficient media coverage, hinder effective climate action with severe long-term consequences.
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48% Bias Score
Record-High Sea Temperatures Threaten Yorkshire Coast Ecosystem
Seas off the Yorkshire coast are experiencing record-high temperatures, 2°C higher than in the 1980s, threatening marine life and potentially impacting the local ecosystem.
Record-High Sea Temperatures Threaten Yorkshire Coast Ecosystem
Seas off the Yorkshire coast are experiencing record-high temperatures, 2°C higher than in the 1980s, threatening marine life and potentially impacting the local ecosystem.
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24% Bias Score
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