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Bruegel Study: 16% of EU GDP at Risk in Low-Carbon Transition
A Bruegel study reveals that 16% of the European Union's GDP is exposed to the energy transition, with Greece among the most vulnerable countries, highlighting significant disparities in sustainability performance among member states and emphasizing the need for comprehensive policy beyond carbon ta...
Bruegel Study: 16% of EU GDP at Risk in Low-Carbon Transition
A Bruegel study reveals that 16% of the European Union's GDP is exposed to the energy transition, with Greece among the most vulnerable countries, highlighting significant disparities in sustainability performance among member states and emphasizing the need for comprehensive policy beyond carbon ta...
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24% Bias Score
Resurgence of Nyksund: A Norwegian Fishing Village's Fight for Sustainability
The remote Norwegian fishing village of Nyksund, abandoned due to technological advancements and harsh conditions, is experiencing a revival, grappling with the challenges of balancing tourism and preserving its unique identity.
Resurgence of Nyksund: A Norwegian Fishing Village's Fight for Sustainability
The remote Norwegian fishing village of Nyksund, abandoned due to technological advancements and harsh conditions, is experiencing a revival, grappling with the challenges of balancing tourism and preserving its unique identity.
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16% Bias Score
Accelerated Alpine Permafrost Degradation: A Warning from the Zugspitze
Legambiente's Carovana dei Ghiacciai campaign discovered accelerated permafrost degradation in Germany's Zugspitze, highlighting the interconnected risks of glacial retreat and permafrost thaw to alpine communities.
Accelerated Alpine Permafrost Degradation: A Warning from the Zugspitze
Legambiente's Carovana dei Ghiacciai campaign discovered accelerated permafrost degradation in Germany's Zugspitze, highlighting the interconnected risks of glacial retreat and permafrost thaw to alpine communities.
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36% Bias Score
Data Center Boom in Drought-Hit Mexico Raises Water Scarcity Concerns
Driven by AI demand and strategic location, Mexico's Querétaro state is experiencing a data center boom attracting over \$10 billion in investment over the next decade, despite a century-worst drought impacting local water supplies and raising ethical questions about resource allocation.
Data Center Boom in Drought-Hit Mexico Raises Water Scarcity Concerns
Driven by AI demand and strategic location, Mexico's Querétaro state is experiencing a data center boom attracting over \$10 billion in investment over the next decade, despite a century-worst drought impacting local water supplies and raising ethical questions about resource allocation.
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52% Bias Score
Deforestation Causes 28,000 Annual Deaths Globally
A new study reveals that over 28,000 people die annually due to heat caused by deforestation, mostly in Southeast Asia, highlighting the need for local climate management strategies alongside global CO2 emission reduction.
Deforestation Causes 28,000 Annual Deaths Globally
A new study reveals that over 28,000 people die annually due to heat caused by deforestation, mostly in Southeast Asia, highlighting the need for local climate management strategies alongside global CO2 emission reduction.
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44% Bias Score
London Congestion Charge: EV Exemption Ends, Fees Rise
The Mayor of London is proposing changes to London's congestion charge, including a fee increase to £18 and ending EV exemptions, instead introducing a discount system. This aims to manage traffic and generate revenue, starting January 2026.
London Congestion Charge: EV Exemption Ends, Fees Rise
The Mayor of London is proposing changes to London's congestion charge, including a fee increase to £18 and ending EV exemptions, instead introducing a discount system. This aims to manage traffic and generate revenue, starting January 2026.
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44% Bias Score
AI's Energy Consumption Outpacing Regulation, Posing Climate Risk
The rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) is increasing global energy demand, exceeding current regulatory frameworks and potentially exacerbating climate change, with data centers projected to consume 945 terawatt-hours of electricity annually by 2030, according to the International Energy A...
AI's Energy Consumption Outpacing Regulation, Posing Climate Risk
The rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) is increasing global energy demand, exceeding current regulatory frameworks and potentially exacerbating climate change, with data centers projected to consume 945 terawatt-hours of electricity annually by 2030, according to the International Energy A...
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16% Bias Score
Australians Combat Toy Waste Through Community Swaps
Australians dispose of 27 million toys annually, prompting community-led initiatives like toy swaps to reduce landfill waste and promote sustainable consumption.
Australians Combat Toy Waste Through Community Swaps
Australians dispose of 27 million toys annually, prompting community-led initiatives like toy swaps to reduce landfill waste and promote sustainable consumption.
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16% Bias Score
Climate Change Threatens Mass Tourism
Extreme weather events fueled by climate change are increasing travel costs and impacting destinations, potentially leading to a decline in mass tourism as affordability decreases and sustainability concerns rise.
Climate Change Threatens Mass Tourism
Extreme weather events fueled by climate change are increasing travel costs and impacting destinations, potentially leading to a decline in mass tourism as affordability decreases and sustainability concerns rise.
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56% Bias Score
FCA Investigates Drax Over Biomass Sourcing, Delaying Potential Subsidies
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is investigating Drax power generator for potentially misleading statements about its wood pellet sourcing from January 2022 to March 2024, impacting its £10bn+ renewable energy subsidies and potentially delaying a new subsidy contract.
FCA Investigates Drax Over Biomass Sourcing, Delaying Potential Subsidies
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is investigating Drax power generator for potentially misleading statements about its wood pellet sourcing from January 2022 to March 2024, impacting its £10bn+ renewable energy subsidies and potentially delaying a new subsidy contract.
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48% Bias Score
CSO Role Expands as Sustainability Takes Center Stage
A Forbes survey of 1,100 global executives reveals a significant increase in collaboration between CEOs and CSOs on sustainability initiatives (43% in 2025 vs. 21% in 2024), driven by growing sustainability budgets and the integration of sustainability into core business strategy.
CSO Role Expands as Sustainability Takes Center Stage
A Forbes survey of 1,100 global executives reveals a significant increase in collaboration between CEOs and CSOs on sustainability initiatives (43% in 2025 vs. 21% in 2024), driven by growing sustainability budgets and the integration of sustainability into core business strategy.
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48% Bias Score
IFA 2024: AI-Powered Home Robots and Sustainability Take Center Stage
The IFA 2024 tech fair in Berlin, starting September 5th, highlights AI-powered home robots and appliances, with smart ovens, cleaning robots, and lawnmowers showcasing advanced AI capabilities, while also focusing on sustainability and attracting younger audiences.
IFA 2024: AI-Powered Home Robots and Sustainability Take Center Stage
The IFA 2024 tech fair in Berlin, starting September 5th, highlights AI-powered home robots and appliances, with smart ovens, cleaning robots, and lawnmowers showcasing advanced AI capabilities, while also focusing on sustainability and attracting younger audiences.
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36% Bias Score
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