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German Environmental Group Sues to Ban Pesticides Forming Harmful TFA
The German Environmental Aid is suing to ban three pesticides—Banjo, Luna Experience, and Brodal—because they form trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), a compound linked to birth defects and found in groundwater, prompting concerns about drinking water safety and the inadequacy of current pesticide regulatio...
German Environmental Group Sues to Ban Pesticides Forming Harmful TFA
The German Environmental Aid is suing to ban three pesticides—Banjo, Luna Experience, and Brodal—because they form trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), a compound linked to birth defects and found in groundwater, prompting concerns about drinking water safety and the inadequacy of current pesticide regulatio...
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40% Bias Score
Alarming PFAS Levels Found in Blood of Residents Near Cannon Air Force Base
A New Mexico state report reveals alarmingly high PFAS levels in the blood of residents near Cannon Air Force Base, exceeding those in unaffected areas by ten times. This contamination, stemming from military firefighting foam, poisoned at least 100 private wells and a public one, impacting roughly ...
Alarming PFAS Levels Found in Blood of Residents Near Cannon Air Force Base
A New Mexico state report reveals alarmingly high PFAS levels in the blood of residents near Cannon Air Force Base, exceeding those in unaffected areas by ten times. This contamination, stemming from military firefighting foam, poisoned at least 100 private wells and a public one, impacting roughly ...
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44% Bias Score
Victoria Approves 11 Waste-to-Energy Plants, Raising Environmental Concerns
Victoria approved eleven new waste-to-energy plants, exceeding the national total and significantly increasing waste incineration capacity to over 2.35 million tonnes annually, despite concerns about environmental and health impacts and insufficient community consultation.
Victoria Approves 11 Waste-to-Energy Plants, Raising Environmental Concerns
Victoria approved eleven new waste-to-energy plants, exceeding the national total and significantly increasing waste incineration capacity to over 2.35 million tonnes annually, despite concerns about environmental and health impacts and insufficient community consultation.
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52% Bias Score
PFAS Contamination Found in Japanese Sewage Sludge, Raising Fertilizer Safety Concerns
A Kyoto University study detected PFAS, including PFOS, in sewage sludge at 34 Japanese wastewater treatment plants; PFOS was found in 33 locations, raising concerns about the government's plan to increase the use of this sludge as fertilizer despite potential health risks.
PFAS Contamination Found in Japanese Sewage Sludge, Raising Fertilizer Safety Concerns
A Kyoto University study detected PFAS, including PFOS, in sewage sludge at 34 Japanese wastewater treatment plants; PFOS was found in 33 locations, raising concerns about the government's plan to increase the use of this sludge as fertilizer despite potential health risks.
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40% Bias Score
E-cigarette Use in Youth Linked to Increased Risks of Smoking, Substance Abuse, and Health Problems
A new study links e-cigarette use among European youth to increased risks of smoking, marijuana use, alcohol abuse, asthma, and mental health issues; 22% of 15-16 year-olds report regular e-cigarette use, a rise from 14% five years prior.
E-cigarette Use in Youth Linked to Increased Risks of Smoking, Substance Abuse, and Health Problems
A new study links e-cigarette use among European youth to increased risks of smoking, marijuana use, alcohol abuse, asthma, and mental health issues; 22% of 15-16 year-olds report regular e-cigarette use, a rise from 14% five years prior.
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48% Bias Score
Düsseldorf combats heat risks among homeless, but affordable housing remains a challenge
Düsseldorf allocates €250,000 for homeless heat protection, providing essentials like sunscreen and shaded areas while also facing challenges in addressing the root causes of homelessness. The "Jot drop" project offers showers and first aid, highlighting the need for more comprehensive solutions.
Düsseldorf combats heat risks among homeless, but affordable housing remains a challenge
Düsseldorf allocates €250,000 for homeless heat protection, providing essentials like sunscreen and shaded areas while also facing challenges in addressing the root causes of homelessness. The "Jot drop" project offers showers and first aid, highlighting the need for more comprehensive solutions.
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36% Bias Score
High Sucralose Consumption Linked to Skin Irritation in New York Woman
A New York City woman developed severe thigh bruising and itching after consuming approximately 10 sucralose packets daily for a year; symptoms ceased after eliminating sucralose, suggesting a rare intolerance.
High Sucralose Consumption Linked to Skin Irritation in New York Woman
A New York City woman developed severe thigh bruising and itching after consuming approximately 10 sucralose packets daily for a year; symptoms ceased after eliminating sucralose, suggesting a rare intolerance.
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44% Bias Score
Heat Stress Threatens 2.4 Billion Workers Globally
A joint WMO and WHO report reveals that heat stress, driven by climate change, affects 2.4 billion workers globally, causing 23 million annual work accidents and 19,000 deaths; the report calls for tailored workplace protection programs.
Heat Stress Threatens 2.4 Billion Workers Globally
A joint WMO and WHO report reveals that heat stress, driven by climate change, affects 2.4 billion workers globally, causing 23 million annual work accidents and 19,000 deaths; the report calls for tailored workplace protection programs.
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24% Bias Score
PFAS Contamination Found in German Firefighting Foam
PFAS-containing extinguishing foam was used at a fire in Neustadt an der Donau, Germany in January 2024; while its use is being phased out for public fire departments by April 10, 2026, exceptions exist for industrial and aviation uses until October 10, 2029, highlighting the ongoing environmental a...
PFAS Contamination Found in German Firefighting Foam
PFAS-containing extinguishing foam was used at a fire in Neustadt an der Donau, Germany in January 2024; while its use is being phased out for public fire departments by April 10, 2026, exceptions exist for industrial and aviation uses until October 10, 2029, highlighting the ongoing environmental a...
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32% Bias Score
Youth Vaping in Great Britain: Tripled Rates Linked to Smoking, Asthma, and Mental Health Issues
A study reveals that young people who vape in Great Britain are three times more likely to smoke, develop asthma, and experience poor mental health; 1.1 million children (20% of 11-to 17-year-olds) have vaped, a threefold increase since 2020, prompting calls for stronger public health measures.
Youth Vaping in Great Britain: Tripled Rates Linked to Smoking, Asthma, and Mental Health Issues
A study reveals that young people who vape in Great Britain are three times more likely to smoke, develop asthma, and experience poor mental health; 1.1 million children (20% of 11-to 17-year-olds) have vaped, a threefold increase since 2020, prompting calls for stronger public health measures.
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52% Bias Score
\"Heat Waves Exacerbate Medication Risks for Millions of Americans\"\
Rising summer heat waves, now three times more frequent than in the 1960s, pose health risks for Americans taking medications affecting thermoregulation, as many drugs can increase vulnerability to heat or reduce efficacy in hot temperatures.
\"Heat Waves Exacerbate Medication Risks for Millions of Americans\"\
Rising summer heat waves, now three times more frequent than in the 1960s, pose health risks for Americans taking medications affecting thermoregulation, as many drugs can increase vulnerability to heat or reduce efficacy in hot temperatures.
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32% Bias Score
Spain's Extreme Heatwave Triggers Red Alerts
A record-breaking heatwave in Spain, with temperatures exceeding 40°C in several regions, has prompted red alerts in Sevilla, Valencia, and Tarragona, leading to restrictions on outdoor activities and heightened wildfire risks.
Spain's Extreme Heatwave Triggers Red Alerts
A record-breaking heatwave in Spain, with temperatures exceeding 40°C in several regions, has prompted red alerts in Sevilla, Valencia, and Tarragona, leading to restrictions on outdoor activities and heightened wildfire risks.
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24% Bias Score
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