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New Zealand's Mining Expansion: Economic Growth vs. Environmental Protection
New Zealand's new fast-track law is enabling a major mining expansion, prioritizing economic growth over environmental concerns and potentially threatening unique biodiversity and the country's 'clean, green' image, despite protests and concerns from environmental groups and locals.
New Zealand's Mining Expansion: Economic Growth vs. Environmental Protection
New Zealand's new fast-track law is enabling a major mining expansion, prioritizing economic growth over environmental concerns and potentially threatening unique biodiversity and the country's 'clean, green' image, despite protests and concerns from environmental groups and locals.
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60% Bias Score
Hamburg Adapts to Climate Change with Innovative Water Management and Greening Initiatives
Hamburg is implementing the Risa initiative to manage increasing heavy rainfall and drier summers by retaining rainwater where it falls, using techniques such as improved drainage systems and underground storage, while also promoting urban greening and diverse tree species to combat urban heat islan...
Hamburg Adapts to Climate Change with Innovative Water Management and Greening Initiatives
Hamburg is implementing the Risa initiative to manage increasing heavy rainfall and drier summers by retaining rainwater where it falls, using techniques such as improved drainage systems and underground storage, while also promoting urban greening and diverse tree species to combat urban heat islan...
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20% Bias Score
Unsustainable Development Model Drives Planetary Collapse
The current unsustainable development model, marked by resource exploitation and inequality, is causing climate change and biodiversity loss, leading to the collapse of established planetary equilibria and increased global vulnerability.
Unsustainable Development Model Drives Planetary Collapse
The current unsustainable development model, marked by resource exploitation and inequality, is causing climate change and biodiversity loss, leading to the collapse of established planetary equilibria and increased global vulnerability.
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60% Bias Score
Russia's Nevsky Congress Highlights Environmental Commitment
The 11th Nevsky International Ecological Congress, held in Russia, addressed global environmental issues, emphasizing sustainable development and rejecting the use of ecological concerns for political manipulation; Russia announced significant investments in wastewater treatment and waste management...
Russia's Nevsky Congress Highlights Environmental Commitment
The 11th Nevsky International Ecological Congress, held in Russia, addressed global environmental issues, emphasizing sustainable development and rejecting the use of ecological concerns for political manipulation; Russia announced significant investments in wastewater treatment and waste management...
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48% Bias Score
Interior Department Reverses Ban on Single-Use Plastics in National Parks
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum rescinded a 2022 order phasing out single-use plastics in national parks by 2032, citing operational challenges, despite data showing plastics comprise nearly 80% of park pollution and strong public support for a ban.
Interior Department Reverses Ban on Single-Use Plastics in National Parks
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum rescinded a 2022 order phasing out single-use plastics in national parks by 2032, citing operational challenges, despite data showing plastics comprise nearly 80% of park pollution and strong public support for a ban.
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40% Bias Score
German Study: Electric Vehicles Show Significant Lifecycle Greenhouse Gas Reduction
A study reveals that electric vehicles in Germany produce 40-50% fewer greenhouse gases than comparable combustion engine vehicles over their lifespan, considering manufacturing and disposal, though manufacturing emissions are higher. Economic benefits are also increasing due to lower running costs ...
German Study: Electric Vehicles Show Significant Lifecycle Greenhouse Gas Reduction
A study reveals that electric vehicles in Germany produce 40-50% fewer greenhouse gases than comparable combustion engine vehicles over their lifespan, considering manufacturing and disposal, though manufacturing emissions are higher. Economic benefits are also increasing due to lower running costs ...
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40% Bias Score
Costa Rica's Record FDI: €4.02 Billion in 2024
In 2024, Costa Rica reached record-high foreign direct investment (€4.02 billion, a 14% increase) and export (€28 billion, an 8% increase) figures, driven by its political stability, skilled workforce, and sustainability commitments, with major investments in manufacturing (67.4%), tourism (13.9%), ...
Costa Rica's Record FDI: €4.02 Billion in 2024
In 2024, Costa Rica reached record-high foreign direct investment (€4.02 billion, a 14% increase) and export (€28 billion, an 8% increase) figures, driven by its political stability, skilled workforce, and sustainability commitments, with major investments in manufacturing (67.4%), tourism (13.9%), ...
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52% Bias Score
Sustainable Food: The Rise of Chapulines
Chapulines, a traditional Mexican dish of grasshoppers and crickets, are gaining global attention as a sustainable protein source, with Australia projecting a \$4 billion industry by 2030, despite already being consumed for centuries in Mexico and other regions.
Sustainable Food: The Rise of Chapulines
Chapulines, a traditional Mexican dish of grasshoppers and crickets, are gaining global attention as a sustainable protein source, with Australia projecting a \$4 billion industry by 2030, despite already being consumed for centuries in Mexico and other regions.
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48% Bias Score
Paris Extends Olympic Legacy to Boost Tourism
Following the Paris 2024 Olympics, the Olympic cauldron will remain in the Tuileries Garden until September 14th as part of a campaign to boost tourism, aiming to leverage the Games' success to attract 100 million foreign tourists annually.
Paris Extends Olympic Legacy to Boost Tourism
Following the Paris 2024 Olympics, the Olympic cauldron will remain in the Tuileries Garden until September 14th as part of a campaign to boost tourism, aiming to leverage the Games' success to attract 100 million foreign tourists annually.
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44% Bias Score
Luz Verde Awards Recognize Exemplary Sustainability Projects in Spain
The inaugural Luz Verde Awards, presented in Madrid on Wednesday, recognized exemplary projects in sustainability, environmental restoration, and climate change mitigation, highlighting collaborations between Onda Cero, WWF, and various Spanish governmental agencies.
Luz Verde Awards Recognize Exemplary Sustainability Projects in Spain
The inaugural Luz Verde Awards, presented in Madrid on Wednesday, recognized exemplary projects in sustainability, environmental restoration, and climate change mitigation, highlighting collaborations between Onda Cero, WWF, and various Spanish governmental agencies.
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24% Bias Score
Berlin Bridge Collapse Highlights Germany's Infrastructure Crisis
A critical crack in Berlin's A 100 highway's Westendbrücke, discovered in mid-March, necessitates its demolition and reconstruction, disrupting road and S-Bahn traffic; this exemplifies Germany's decaying bridge infrastructure, with up to 36% of federal highway bridges needing demolition according t...
Berlin Bridge Collapse Highlights Germany's Infrastructure Crisis
A critical crack in Berlin's A 100 highway's Westendbrücke, discovered in mid-March, necessitates its demolition and reconstruction, disrupting road and S-Bahn traffic; this exemplifies Germany's decaying bridge infrastructure, with up to 36% of federal highway bridges needing demolition according t...
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44% Bias Score
SMEs and the Nature-Positive Economy: Resilience, Growth, and Systemic Change
With over half of global GDP ($58 trillion) dependent on nature, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly adopting nature-positive business plans for resilience, investment, and long-term growth; the transition demands systemic change, transparency, and continuous improvement.
SMEs and the Nature-Positive Economy: Resilience, Growth, and Systemic Change
With over half of global GDP ($58 trillion) dependent on nature, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly adopting nature-positive business plans for resilience, investment, and long-term growth; the transition demands systemic change, transparency, and continuous improvement.
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32% Bias Score
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