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EU's Clean Industrial Deal: A €100 Billion Plan for Competitiveness
The European Commission launched the Clean Industrial Deal and Affordable Energy Action Plan to bolster European industrial competitiveness, focusing on reducing energy costs, creating jobs in clean technologies, and ensuring a more resilient and decarbonized energy supply, with €100 billion in plan...
EU's Clean Industrial Deal: A €100 Billion Plan for Competitiveness
The European Commission launched the Clean Industrial Deal and Affordable Energy Action Plan to bolster European industrial competitiveness, focusing on reducing energy costs, creating jobs in clean technologies, and ensuring a more resilient and decarbonized energy supply, with €100 billion in plan...
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40% Bias Score
Deep-Sea Mining Tech Advances, But Environmental Concerns Persist
Impossible Metals is developing AI-powered robots for deep-sea mining of polymetallic nodules, aiming to minimize environmental impact by avoiding lifeforms and reducing sediment disturbance; however, critics express concerns about habitat destruction, with past experiments showing long-lasting dama...
Deep-Sea Mining Tech Advances, But Environmental Concerns Persist
Impossible Metals is developing AI-powered robots for deep-sea mining of polymetallic nodules, aiming to minimize environmental impact by avoiding lifeforms and reducing sediment disturbance; however, critics express concerns about habitat destruction, with past experiments showing long-lasting dama...
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48% Bias Score
Greek Energy Community Cuts Electricity Bills by 60%
The CommonEn energy community in Ioannina, Greece, reduces energy costs for 181 beneficiaries by 60% using solar energy and urban agri-photovoltaics, overcoming initial skepticism and regulatory hurdles to achieve negative energy bills by February 2024.
Greek Energy Community Cuts Electricity Bills by 60%
The CommonEn energy community in Ioannina, Greece, reduces energy costs for 181 beneficiaries by 60% using solar energy and urban agri-photovoltaics, overcoming initial skepticism and regulatory hurdles to achieve negative energy bills by February 2024.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Rose Grower Reduces Environmental Impact by 85%
Porta Nova, a Dutch rose grower, has reduced its environmental impact by 85% through sustainable investments, achieving a CO2 footprint comparable to a field-grown tulip, while facing competition from lower-cost, less environmentally-regulated overseas producers.
Dutch Rose Grower Reduces Environmental Impact by 85%
Porta Nova, a Dutch rose grower, has reduced its environmental impact by 85% through sustainable investments, achieving a CO2 footprint comparable to a field-grown tulip, while facing competition from lower-cost, less environmentally-regulated overseas producers.
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44% Bias Score
Netherlands Meets Air Quality Goals, but Lags on Nature Protection Due to Agricultural Emissions
A new PBL report shows the Netherlands is meeting air quality goals, improving public health, but significantly lagging on legal targets to protect nature due to insufficient ammonia emission reduction from agriculture, despite a 15% projected decrease by 2030; achieving targets requires a 70-80% re...
Netherlands Meets Air Quality Goals, but Lags on Nature Protection Due to Agricultural Emissions
A new PBL report shows the Netherlands is meeting air quality goals, improving public health, but significantly lagging on legal targets to protect nature due to insufficient ammonia emission reduction from agriculture, despite a 15% projected decrease by 2030; achieving targets requires a 70-80% re...
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44% Bias Score
Chinese Architect Wins Pritzker Prize for Innovative Urban Designs
Chinese architect Jiakun Liu won the 2025 Pritzker Architecture Prize for his innovative designs that transform urban spaces and daily life, notably a Chengdu city block with public ramps and a panda maternity ward built with "rebirth bricks" from 2008 earthquake debris.
Chinese Architect Wins Pritzker Prize for Innovative Urban Designs
Chinese architect Jiakun Liu won the 2025 Pritzker Architecture Prize for his innovative designs that transform urban spaces and daily life, notably a Chengdu city block with public ramps and a panda maternity ward built with "rebirth bricks" from 2008 earthquake debris.
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24% Bias Score
West Village Wine Bar Highlights North American Wines Amidst Market Decline
Cora, a West Village wine bar opened in New York City, features a predominantly North American wine list emphasizing sustainability and underrepresented winemakers, contrasting the city's usual European preference; this approach, combined with a unique culinary experience, is proving successful desp...
West Village Wine Bar Highlights North American Wines Amidst Market Decline
Cora, a West Village wine bar opened in New York City, features a predominantly North American wine list emphasizing sustainability and underrepresented winemakers, contrasting the city's usual European preference; this approach, combined with a unique culinary experience, is proving successful desp...
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36% Bias Score
IOC Presidential Candidates Propose Sweeping Olympic Reforms
Seven candidates are competing for the IOC presidency, each proposing significant reforms to the Olympic Games, including decentralization, Paralympics integration, and ensuring African hosting, while also addressing the participation of Russian athletes and environmental sustainability.
IOC Presidential Candidates Propose Sweeping Olympic Reforms
Seven candidates are competing for the IOC presidency, each proposing significant reforms to the Olympic Games, including decentralization, Paralympics integration, and ensuring African hosting, while also addressing the participation of Russian athletes and environmental sustainability.
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44% Bias Score
Gender Equity: The Untapped Key to Climate Action
Women, comprising 80% of climate displacees and producing up to 80% of food in developing nations, are disproportionately affected by climate change, yet are underrepresented in leadership; empowering them is crucial for sustainability, requiring policy reform, financial inclusion, and education.
Gender Equity: The Untapped Key to Climate Action
Women, comprising 80% of climate displacees and producing up to 80% of food in developing nations, are disproportionately affected by climate change, yet are underrepresented in leadership; empowering them is crucial for sustainability, requiring policy reform, financial inclusion, and education.
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40% Bias Score
UK Trials Repair Vouchers to Combat E-waste
The UK is trialing a repair voucher scheme offering 50% off electrical repairs, mirroring Austria's success in reducing e-waste and creating jobs; the scheme addresses the UK's high per capita e-waste generation, second only to Norway.
UK Trials Repair Vouchers to Combat E-waste
The UK is trialing a repair voucher scheme offering 50% off electrical repairs, mirroring Austria's success in reducing e-waste and creating jobs; the scheme addresses the UK's high per capita e-waste generation, second only to Norway.
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36% Bias Score
Underfunded Bavarian Youth Hostels Face Closure
Due to rising costs and increased requirements for accessibility and energy efficiency, the Bavarian Youth Hostel Association (DJH) warns that several youth hostels may close in the next few years, impacting educational and recreational opportunities, especially in structurally weak regions. In 2024...
Underfunded Bavarian Youth Hostels Face Closure
Due to rising costs and increased requirements for accessibility and energy efficiency, the Bavarian Youth Hostel Association (DJH) warns that several youth hostels may close in the next few years, impacting educational and recreational opportunities, especially in structurally weak regions. In 2024...
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36% Bias Score
Four Architects Win 2023 Pritzker Architecture Prize
The 2023 Pritzker Architecture Prize was awarded to David Chipperfield (British), Francis Kéré (Burkina Faso), Anne Lacaton, and Jean-Philippe Vassal (French) for their diverse and impactful architectural works reflecting global trends in design and social responsibility.
Four Architects Win 2023 Pritzker Architecture Prize
The 2023 Pritzker Architecture Prize was awarded to David Chipperfield (British), Francis Kéré (Burkina Faso), Anne Lacaton, and Jean-Philippe Vassal (French) for their diverse and impactful architectural works reflecting global trends in design and social responsibility.
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24% Bias Score
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