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Spanish SMEs Lag in Sustainability Preparedness Amidst New EU Directive
A SigmaDos survey reveals that only 26.5% of Spanish textile companies have sustainability plans, while 68.7% of environmental service SMEs lack them, highlighting a significant preparedness gap for the new European Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).
Spanish SMEs Lag in Sustainability Preparedness Amidst New EU Directive
A SigmaDos survey reveals that only 26.5% of Spanish textile companies have sustainability plans, while 68.7% of environmental service SMEs lack them, highlighting a significant preparedness gap for the new European Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).
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32% Bias Score
UK Ill-Prepared for Extreme Heat: Record Temperatures to Recur Within 12 Years
The UK faces increasingly sweltering summers, with a predicted recurrence of 40°C temperatures within 12 years, highlighting inadequate preparation in building design, infrastructure, and policy implementation, despite government plans to explore solutions.
UK Ill-Prepared for Extreme Heat: Record Temperatures to Recur Within 12 Years
The UK faces increasingly sweltering summers, with a predicted recurrence of 40°C temperatures within 12 years, highlighting inadequate preparation in building design, infrastructure, and policy implementation, despite government plans to explore solutions.
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52% Bias Score
Giant Puppet Herd Migrates to Raise Climate Change Awareness
A herd of life-sized animal puppets traveled 20,000 km from Kinshasa, Congo, to the Arctic Circle, aiming to raise emotional awareness of climate change through 56 public events in 11 countries, training 1,000 puppeteers along the way.
Giant Puppet Herd Migrates to Raise Climate Change Awareness
A herd of life-sized animal puppets traveled 20,000 km from Kinshasa, Congo, to the Arctic Circle, aiming to raise emotional awareness of climate change through 56 public events in 11 countries, training 1,000 puppeteers along the way.
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40% Bias Score
Kindred Motorworks: Tech-Driven Classic Car Restoration
Kindred Motorworks, a San Francisco company founded in 2019 by Rob Howard, uses technology to modernize classic cars like the Ford Bronco, offering both gas and electric options, completing restorations in less than half the time of traditional methods and selling for around $200,000.
Kindred Motorworks: Tech-Driven Classic Car Restoration
Kindred Motorworks, a San Francisco company founded in 2019 by Rob Howard, uses technology to modernize classic cars like the Ford Bronco, offering both gas and electric options, completing restorations in less than half the time of traditional methods and selling for around $200,000.
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40% Bias Score
Hornsea Uniform Swap: A Community Solution to Cost and Waste
The Great Big Hornsea Uniform Swap, held on Saturday at East Riding Leisure Hornsea due to high demand, provided free school uniforms to parents and carers, saving families hundreds of pounds and diverting clothing from landfills.
Hornsea Uniform Swap: A Community Solution to Cost and Waste
The Great Big Hornsea Uniform Swap, held on Saturday at East Riding Leisure Hornsea due to high demand, provided free school uniforms to parents and carers, saving families hundreds of pounds and diverting clothing from landfills.
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32% Bias Score
EU Amends CSRD, Reducing Mandatory Sustainability Reporting Burden
The EU's February 2025 Omnibus Decree revised the CSRD, raising the employee threshold for mandatory sustainability reporting from 250 to 1,000, impacting approximately 11,700 companies while introducing the Voluntary Sustainability Reporting Standard for SMEs (VSME) for simplified reporting.
EU Amends CSRD, Reducing Mandatory Sustainability Reporting Burden
The EU's February 2025 Omnibus Decree revised the CSRD, raising the employee threshold for mandatory sustainability reporting from 250 to 1,000, impacting approximately 11,700 companies while introducing the Voluntary Sustainability Reporting Standard for SMEs (VSME) for simplified reporting.
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40% Bias Score
Solar Gardens: A Sustainable City-Building Game
Solar Gardens, a tile-laying game from Darrington Press, challenges the dystopian city trope by focusing on building sustainable rooftop gardens on futuristic skyscrapers; its eco-friendly production and reforestation initiative further its sustainability message.
Solar Gardens: A Sustainable City-Building Game
Solar Gardens, a tile-laying game from Darrington Press, challenges the dystopian city trope by focusing on building sustainable rooftop gardens on futuristic skyscrapers; its eco-friendly production and reforestation initiative further its sustainability message.
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36% Bias Score
New Method Identifies Positive Tipping Points to Accelerate Climate Action
Researchers have developed a new method to identify "positive tipping points"—small changes triggering large-scale climate progress—highlighting examples like renewable energy and electric vehicle adoption, and offering an open-source methodology for policymakers to accelerate the global transition ...
New Method Identifies Positive Tipping Points to Accelerate Climate Action
Researchers have developed a new method to identify "positive tipping points"—small changes triggering large-scale climate progress—highlighting examples like renewable energy and electric vehicle adoption, and offering an open-source methodology for policymakers to accelerate the global transition ...
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40% Bias Score
New Method Identifies Positive Tipping Points for Accelerated Climate Action
International researchers developed a new method to identify positive tipping points in climate action, published in Sustainability Science, aiming to accelerate global emissions reductions by pinpointing where small changes can trigger widespread progress and identifying actions to promote them.
New Method Identifies Positive Tipping Points for Accelerated Climate Action
International researchers developed a new method to identify positive tipping points in climate action, published in Sustainability Science, aiming to accelerate global emissions reductions by pinpointing where small changes can trigger widespread progress and identifying actions to promote them.
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32% Bias Score
New Method Identifies Positive Tipping Points for Climate Action
Researchers developed a new method to identify positive tipping points in climate action, pinpointing where small changes can trigger large-scale, self-sustaining progress, with examples like the shift to renewable energy and electric vehicles, aiming to accelerate the transition to low-carbon syste...
New Method Identifies Positive Tipping Points for Climate Action
Researchers developed a new method to identify positive tipping points in climate action, pinpointing where small changes can trigger large-scale, self-sustaining progress, with examples like the shift to renewable energy and electric vehicles, aiming to accelerate the transition to low-carbon syste...
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28% Bias Score
Urban Heat Island Effect Intensifies 2025 European Heatwaves
The 2025 European heatwaves intensified the urban heat island effect, increasing city temperatures by 2–4°C above rural areas, impacting nearly 40% of the population and causing an 18.9% rise in hospital admissions, particularly among vulnerable groups; this effect is exacerbated by socio-economic f...
Urban Heat Island Effect Intensifies 2025 European Heatwaves
The 2025 European heatwaves intensified the urban heat island effect, increasing city temperatures by 2–4°C above rural areas, impacting nearly 40% of the population and causing an 18.9% rise in hospital admissions, particularly among vulnerable groups; this effect is exacerbated by socio-economic f...
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40% Bias Score
La Albufereta: A Modernist Oasis Facing Modern Challenges
In Alicante, Spain, Swiss developer Carlos Pradel, in 1959, initiated construction of the La Albufereta residential complex, designed by Juan Guardiola Gaya, which became a haven for pieds-noirs after Algeria's independence, showcasing unique architectural and social elements but now facing maintena...
La Albufereta: A Modernist Oasis Facing Modern Challenges
In Alicante, Spain, Swiss developer Carlos Pradel, in 1959, initiated construction of the La Albufereta residential complex, designed by Juan Guardiola Gaya, which became a haven for pieds-noirs after Algeria's independence, showcasing unique architectural and social elements but now facing maintena...
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24% Bias Score
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