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AI: Ensuring Stability of Spain's Renewable Energy Grid
In Spain, AI is crucial for managing renewable energy sources, predicting consumption and generation in real-time to ensure grid stability, diagnosing equipment failures, and optimizing performance, highlighting its role in the energy transition.
AI: Ensuring Stability of Spain's Renewable Energy Grid
In Spain, AI is crucial for managing renewable energy sources, predicting consumption and generation in real-time to ensure grid stability, diagnosing equipment failures, and optimizing performance, highlighting its role in the energy transition.
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36% Bias Score


Kew Gardens' Palm House to Undergo £50 Million Climate-Friendly Makeover
Kew Gardens' Palm House, the world's oldest surviving Victorian glasshouse, is undergoing a £50 million renovation to improve energy efficiency and protect its irreplaceable plant collection, starting in 2027.
Kew Gardens' Palm House to Undergo £50 Million Climate-Friendly Makeover
Kew Gardens' Palm House, the world's oldest surviving Victorian glasshouse, is undergoing a £50 million renovation to improve energy efficiency and protect its irreplaceable plant collection, starting in 2027.
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40% Bias Score


High-Speed Rail in Europe: An Unsustainable Project
A proposed Europe-wide high-speed rail network, while seemingly green and modern, is deemed economically and ecologically unsustainable due to its high cost (€20-50 million/km) and limited CO2 emission reduction (2-15% of aviation emissions), with alternative solutions like sustainable aviation fuel...
High-Speed Rail in Europe: An Unsustainable Project
A proposed Europe-wide high-speed rail network, while seemingly green and modern, is deemed economically and ecologically unsustainable due to its high cost (€20-50 million/km) and limited CO2 emission reduction (2-15% of aviation emissions), with alternative solutions like sustainable aviation fuel...
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56% Bias Score


German Lake Shorelines Damaged by Boats: Study Recommends Stricter Regulations
A new study reveals that motorboats and passenger ships significantly damage German lake shorelines by disturbing shallow-water ecosystems; researchers recommend stricter regulations, including boat size limits, minimum distances from shore, and speed limits, especially in protected areas. Lake Cons...
German Lake Shorelines Damaged by Boats: Study Recommends Stricter Regulations
A new study reveals that motorboats and passenger ships significantly damage German lake shorelines by disturbing shallow-water ecosystems; researchers recommend stricter regulations, including boat size limits, minimum distances from shore, and speed limits, especially in protected areas. Lake Cons...
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48% Bias Score


AI's Thirst: Growing Water Demand Raises Concerns
The rapidly expanding use of artificial intelligence (AI) is raising concerns about water consumption, with estimates ranging from a fraction of a teaspoon to several teaspoons per query, and projections suggesting a dramatic increase in water use by 2027.
AI's Thirst: Growing Water Demand Raises Concerns
The rapidly expanding use of artificial intelligence (AI) is raising concerns about water consumption, with estimates ranging from a fraction of a teaspoon to several teaspoons per query, and projections suggesting a dramatic increase in water use by 2027.
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48% Bias Score


AI's Growing Thirst: Exacerbating Global Water Scarcity
AI's massive water consumption for data center cooling and electricity generation exacerbates global water scarcity; a study projects AI's annual water use could surpass Denmark's by 2027, highlighting the need for sustainable practices.
AI's Growing Thirst: Exacerbating Global Water Scarcity
AI's massive water consumption for data center cooling and electricity generation exacerbates global water scarcity; a study projects AI's annual water use could surpass Denmark's by 2027, highlighting the need for sustainable practices.
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44% Bias Score

Critica's Jupiter Project Achieves 45% Rare Earth Concentrate Recovery
Critica Limited's Jupiter Project in Western Australia's Mid West achieved a 45% rare earth element concentrate recovery rate using low-cost beneficiation, yielding a 1.5% TREO grade—an over 800% increase from the primary resource grade and a 95% mass reduction—significantly enhancing its economic a...

Critica's Jupiter Project Achieves 45% Rare Earth Concentrate Recovery
Critica Limited's Jupiter Project in Western Australia's Mid West achieved a 45% rare earth element concentrate recovery rate using low-cost beneficiation, yielding a 1.5% TREO grade—an over 800% increase from the primary resource grade and a 95% mass reduction—significantly enhancing its economic a...
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44% Bias Score

German Lakeshores Damaged by Boat Traffic: Study Recommends Stricter Regulations
A study from 2021-2025 found that motorboats and passenger ships significantly damage German lake shorelines by disturbing shallow-water ecosystems and causing sediment upheaval; researchers recommend stricter regulations, including size limits, minimum distances from shore, and speed limits.

German Lakeshores Damaged by Boat Traffic: Study Recommends Stricter Regulations
A study from 2021-2025 found that motorboats and passenger ships significantly damage German lake shorelines by disturbing shallow-water ecosystems and causing sediment upheaval; researchers recommend stricter regulations, including size limits, minimum distances from shore, and speed limits.
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44% Bias Score

German Court to Rule on Transparency of €59.3 Billion Pension Fund's Investments
A German court will decide whether the Versorgungsanstalt von Bund und Ländern (VBL), Germany's largest institutional investor managing €59.3 billion, must disclose its 2020/21 investments following a lawsuit by transparency initiative "FragDenStaat". VBL faced prior criticism for investing €368 mil...

German Court to Rule on Transparency of €59.3 Billion Pension Fund's Investments
A German court will decide whether the Versorgungsanstalt von Bund und Ländern (VBL), Germany's largest institutional investor managing €59.3 billion, must disclose its 2020/21 investments following a lawsuit by transparency initiative "FragDenStaat". VBL faced prior criticism for investing €368 mil...
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44% Bias Score

WCEC 2025 in Beijing: Fostering Global Collaboration in Chemical Engineering
The 12th World Congress of Chemical Engineering (WCEC) and 21st Asia-Pacific Alliance of Chemical Engineering (APCChE) Conference, held in Beijing from July 14-18, 2025, gathered over 5,000 participants from 66 countries to foster international collaboration and promote sustainable development in ch...

WCEC 2025 in Beijing: Fostering Global Collaboration in Chemical Engineering
The 12th World Congress of Chemical Engineering (WCEC) and 21st Asia-Pacific Alliance of Chemical Engineering (APCChE) Conference, held in Beijing from July 14-18, 2025, gathered over 5,000 participants from 66 countries to foster international collaboration and promote sustainable development in ch...
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60% Bias Score

New Center Parcs Resort Opens in Southern Denmark, Boosting Tourism and Addressing Regional Aging
A new Center Parcs resort with 440 bungalows opened in Nordborg, Southern Denmark in mid-June, driven by local businesses to combat regional aging and boost tourism, attracting significant investment and creating 300 jobs.

New Center Parcs Resort Opens in Southern Denmark, Boosting Tourism and Addressing Regional Aging
A new Center Parcs resort with 440 bungalows opened in Nordborg, Southern Denmark in mid-June, driven by local businesses to combat regional aging and boost tourism, attracting significant investment and creating 300 jobs.
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44% Bias Score

UNESCO Heritage Sites Face Rising Water Risks
A WRI and UNESCO analysis reveals that nearly 73% of World Heritage sites face high water risks, including drought, flooding, and water stress, impacting tourism and local economies; the Acropolis of Athens serves as a notable example, highlighting the need for comprehensive solutions.

UNESCO Heritage Sites Face Rising Water Risks
A WRI and UNESCO analysis reveals that nearly 73% of World Heritage sites face high water risks, including drought, flooding, and water stress, impacting tourism and local economies; the Acropolis of Athens serves as a notable example, highlighting the need for comprehensive solutions.
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24% Bias Score
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