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Africa's Critical Minerals: A Double-Edged Sword
The growing global demand for critical minerals used in clean energy technologies is transforming Africa, creating economic opportunities while raising concerns about environmental protection and equitable resource distribution.
Africa's Critical Minerals: A Double-Edged Sword
The growing global demand for critical minerals used in clean energy technologies is transforming Africa, creating economic opportunities while raising concerns about environmental protection and equitable resource distribution.
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20% Bias Score
Iraq Opens First Large-Scale Solar Plant Amid Electricity Crisis
Iraq inaugurated its first large-scale solar plant in Karbala, aiming to alleviate chronic electricity shortages exacerbated by high temperatures and sanctions impacting Iranian energy imports.
Iraq Opens First Large-Scale Solar Plant Amid Electricity Crisis
Iraq inaugurated its first large-scale solar plant in Karbala, aiming to alleviate chronic electricity shortages exacerbated by high temperatures and sanctions impacting Iranian energy imports.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Germany Curtails Renewable Energy Expansion Plans
German Economy Minister Katherine Reiche announced a reduction in renewable energy expansion targets, revising the projected electricity demand and potentially delaying the country's transition to 80% renewable energy by 2030.
Germany Curtails Renewable Energy Expansion Plans
German Economy Minister Katherine Reiche announced a reduction in renewable energy expansion targets, revising the projected electricity demand and potentially delaying the country's transition to 80% renewable energy by 2030.
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60% Bias Score
Greece adopts Italian model to curb energy costs for its energy-intensive industries
Facing competitiveness challenges due to high energy costs, Greece will implement an Italian model offering energy from renewable sources at a fixed price for three years, with repayment over 20 years, impacting around 60 factories.
Greece adopts Italian model to curb energy costs for its energy-intensive industries
Facing competitiveness challenges due to high energy costs, Greece will implement an Italian model offering energy from renewable sources at a fixed price for three years, with repayment over 20 years, impacting around 60 factories.
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52% Bias Score
Australia Commits to 62-70% Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction by 2035
Australia pledged a 62-70% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2035, aiming for net-zero by 2050, boosting its economy and creating jobs according to government estimates, a move based on recommendations from the Climate Change Authority.
Australia Commits to 62-70% Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction by 2035
Australia pledged a 62-70% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2035, aiming for net-zero by 2050, boosting its economy and creating jobs according to government estimates, a move based on recommendations from the Climate Change Authority.
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24% Bias Score
Northern German States Urge Germany to Maintain Offshore Wind Energy Expansion
The five northern German states have appealed to the federal government to uphold its commitment to expanding offshore wind energy capacity to 70 gigawatts by 2045, citing concerns over potential budget cuts and the need for industry planning certainty.
Northern German States Urge Germany to Maintain Offshore Wind Energy Expansion
The five northern German states have appealed to the federal government to uphold its commitment to expanding offshore wind energy capacity to 70 gigawatts by 2045, citing concerns over potential budget cuts and the need for industry planning certainty.
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8% Bias Score
Australia's Net-Zero Stalemate: Economic Risks of Political Inaction
Australia faces significant economic risks due to political inaction on climate change, with conflicting policies hindering investment in renewable energy and jeopardizing future prosperity.
Australia's Net-Zero Stalemate: Economic Risks of Political Inaction
Australia faces significant economic risks due to political inaction on climate change, with conflicting policies hindering investment in renewable energy and jeopardizing future prosperity.
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64% Bias Score
Germany: Solar Heat Network Powers 200 Homes
In Bracht, Germany, a new solar heat network, claimed to be the first of its kind in Europe, will provide solar-powered heating and hot water to nearly 200 households, starting in October, representing a €16.5 million investment.
Germany: Solar Heat Network Powers 200 Homes
In Bracht, Germany, a new solar heat network, claimed to be the first of its kind in Europe, will provide solar-powered heating and hot water to nearly 200 households, starting in October, representing a €16.5 million investment.
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40% Bias Score
France Allocates €12 Million for Fishing Fleet Modernization
France will invest €12 million over two years to modernize its fishing fleet, funded by a tax on offshore wind farms, addressing the fleet's average age of 32 years and promoting environmental sustainability.
France Allocates €12 Million for Fishing Fleet Modernization
France will invest €12 million over two years to modernize its fishing fleet, funded by a tax on offshore wind farms, addressing the fleet's average age of 32 years and promoting environmental sustainability.
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56% Bias Score
Australia Sets 62-70% Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Target by 2035
Australia's government announced a new climate target aiming to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 62-70% of 2005 levels by 2035, backed by a $5bn fund and economic modelling projecting significant economic growth.
Australia Sets 62-70% Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Target by 2035
Australia's government announced a new climate target aiming to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 62-70% of 2005 levels by 2035, backed by a $5bn fund and economic modelling projecting significant economic growth.
Progress
40% Bias Score
German Fridays for Future Demands Halt to New Gas Projects
Ahead of September 20th climate protests, Fridays for Future Germany urges the government to stop new gas projects, strengthen climate action, and tax billionaires more, citing the government's focus on gas extraction as counterproductive to climate goals.
German Fridays for Future Demands Halt to New Gas Projects
Ahead of September 20th climate protests, Fridays for Future Germany urges the government to stop new gas projects, strengthen climate action, and tax billionaires more, citing the government's focus on gas extraction as counterproductive to climate goals.
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48% Bias Score
IEA Report Shows Continued Rise in Fossil Fuel Demand
The International Energy Agency's (IEA) revised report projects continued growth in oil and natural gas demand until 2050, with coal demand peaking in the 2030s but remaining significantly higher than previously anticipated, contradicting earlier predictions of a peak before 2030.
IEA Report Shows Continued Rise in Fossil Fuel Demand
The International Energy Agency's (IEA) revised report projects continued growth in oil and natural gas demand until 2050, with coal demand peaking in the 2030s but remaining significantly higher than previously anticipated, contradicting earlier predictions of a peak before 2030.
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32% Bias Score
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