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Europe Must Act Decisively to Maintain Global Leadership
The EU and its member states, including Denmark, are strengthening Europe's defense posture, prioritizing joint procurement and utilizing instruments like SAFE and EDIP; this is crucial for Europe to address the war in Ukraine and maintain its global competitiveness.
Europe Must Act Decisively to Maintain Global Leadership
The EU and its member states, including Denmark, are strengthening Europe's defense posture, prioritizing joint procurement and utilizing instruments like SAFE and EDIP; this is crucial for Europe to address the war in Ukraine and maintain its global competitiveness.
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44% Bias Score
Mapfre's Ávila Center: Advancing Vehicle Safety and Insurance Practices
Mapfre's Cesvimap center in Ávila, Spain, uses advanced technology to test vehicle safety, impacting insurance policies and repair processes; the center conducts crash and fire tests, analyzing data to improve efficiency and fraud detection, informing insurance premiums and mechanic training.
Mapfre's Ávila Center: Advancing Vehicle Safety and Insurance Practices
Mapfre's Cesvimap center in Ávila, Spain, uses advanced technology to test vehicle safety, impacting insurance policies and repair processes; the center conducts crash and fire tests, analyzing data to improve efficiency and fraud detection, informing insurance premiums and mechanic training.
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52% Bias Score
Seabound's Lime-Based Carbon Capture System Shows Promise for Cargo Ship Decarbonization
Seabound, a UK startup, developed a carbon-capture system using quicklime pellets installed in shipping containers to filter exhaust, removing 78% of carbon and 90% of sulfur from a cargo ship during Suez Canal trials; one company plans to install full-scale units this year.
Seabound's Lime-Based Carbon Capture System Shows Promise for Cargo Ship Decarbonization
Seabound, a UK startup, developed a carbon-capture system using quicklime pellets installed in shipping containers to filter exhaust, removing 78% of carbon and 90% of sulfur from a cargo ship during Suez Canal trials; one company plans to install full-scale units this year.
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40% Bias Score
Madrid's Housing Boom Halted by Environmental Lawsuits
In Madrid, Spain, over 9,650 planned homes face legal challenges due to insufficient environmental impact assessments, with ecologists and residents successfully halting projects in Pozuelo de Alarcón and Alcobendas, and targeting others in San Sebastián de los Reyes, Alcorcón, and Cercedilla, while...
Madrid's Housing Boom Halted by Environmental Lawsuits
In Madrid, Spain, over 9,650 planned homes face legal challenges due to insufficient environmental impact assessments, with ecologists and residents successfully halting projects in Pozuelo de Alarcón and Alcobendas, and targeting others in San Sebastián de los Reyes, Alcorcón, and Cercedilla, while...
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56% Bias Score
Benidorm: A Spanish Tourism Success Story
In 2024, Benidorm, Spain, received nearly 3 million visitors; over 1 million were Spanish nationals, exceeding the nearly 900,000 from the UK, showcasing a successful model of sustainable tourism that contrasts with other Spanish cities struggling with overtourism.
Benidorm: A Spanish Tourism Success Story
In 2024, Benidorm, Spain, received nearly 3 million visitors; over 1 million were Spanish nationals, exceeding the nearly 900,000 from the UK, showcasing a successful model of sustainable tourism that contrasts with other Spanish cities struggling with overtourism.
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48% Bias Score
Mauritania's Fishing Crisis: Overfishing Threatens Food Security
In Mauritania, a two-month fishing ban ends, promising relief for artisanal fishermen but highlighting concerns over depleted fish stocks due to industrial fishing, particularly for fishmeal, threatening food security and the livelihoods of 300,000 people.
Mauritania's Fishing Crisis: Overfishing Threatens Food Security
In Mauritania, a two-month fishing ban ends, promising relief for artisanal fishermen but highlighting concerns over depleted fish stocks due to industrial fishing, particularly for fishmeal, threatening food security and the livelihoods of 300,000 people.
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28% Bias Score
Climate Anxiety: Community Action and Sustainable Behaviors Offer Coping Mechanisms
Climate change is causing significant emotional distress, particularly among young people, leading to anxiety, insomnia, and moral dilemmas. However, community action, modeling sustainable behaviors, and connecting with nature are presented as coping mechanisms and avenues for positive change.
Climate Anxiety: Community Action and Sustainable Behaviors Offer Coping Mechanisms
Climate change is causing significant emotional distress, particularly among young people, leading to anxiety, insomnia, and moral dilemmas. However, community action, modeling sustainable behaviors, and connecting with nature are presented as coping mechanisms and avenues for positive change.
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24% Bias Score
Record Heatwave Drives 50% Surge in Spanish Ceiling Fan Sales
Spain's June 2024 heatwave, the hottest on record according to Aemet, caused a more than 50% increase in ceiling fan sales at Leroy Merlin in the last three years, a 91% rise in second-hand searches on Milanuncios in one week, and reflects rising demand for energy-efficient cooling solutions.
Record Heatwave Drives 50% Surge in Spanish Ceiling Fan Sales
Spain's June 2024 heatwave, the hottest on record according to Aemet, caused a more than 50% increase in ceiling fan sales at Leroy Merlin in the last three years, a 91% rise in second-hand searches on Milanuncios in one week, and reflects rising demand for energy-efficient cooling solutions.
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36% Bias Score
Lithuanian City Saves Millions Using Fly Larvae to Process Food Waste
Vilnius, Lithuania, is using fly larvae to process 2,700 tonnes of its annual food waste, saving the city up to €2 million and creating various products, while regulatory hurdles in other countries like the UK prevent similar initiatives.
Lithuanian City Saves Millions Using Fly Larvae to Process Food Waste
Vilnius, Lithuania, is using fly larvae to process 2,700 tonnes of its annual food waste, saving the city up to €2 million and creating various products, while regulatory hurdles in other countries like the UK prevent similar initiatives.
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40% Bias Score
Dcycle: Streamlining Environmental Data for Business Sustainability
Dcycle, a Spanish company founded in 2021, provides a data platform helping businesses measure and communicate their environmental impact, addressing inefficiencies in existing methods, and currently boasts over 1000 clients, €1.5 million in 2024 revenue, and €10 million in funding.
Dcycle: Streamlining Environmental Data for Business Sustainability
Dcycle, a Spanish company founded in 2021, provides a data platform helping businesses measure and communicate their environmental impact, addressing inefficiencies in existing methods, and currently boasts over 1000 clients, €1.5 million in 2024 revenue, and €10 million in funding.
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40% Bias Score
Charities Repurpose Festival Waste to Aid Homeless
Emmaus Hertfordshire and Herts for Refugees collected 260 discarded tents and 150 sleeping bags from the Isle of Wight Festival to aid the homeless and promote environmental sustainability, marking their fourth year of collaboration in this initiative.
Charities Repurpose Festival Waste to Aid Homeless
Emmaus Hertfordshire and Herts for Refugees collected 260 discarded tents and 150 sleeping bags from the Isle of Wight Festival to aid the homeless and promote environmental sustainability, marking their fourth year of collaboration in this initiative.
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44% Bias Score
Madrid's Canal de Isabel II Plan: €2 Billion Investment, Rising Tariffs, and Unresolved Issues
The Madrid regional government's new Canal de Isabel II plan (2025-2030), costing over €2 billion and raising tariffs by 3% annually, aims to modernize water services but faces criticism for failing to address previous shortcomings and neglecting social equity and environmental sustainability.
Madrid's Canal de Isabel II Plan: €2 Billion Investment, Rising Tariffs, and Unresolved Issues
The Madrid regional government's new Canal de Isabel II plan (2025-2030), costing over €2 billion and raising tariffs by 3% annually, aims to modernize water services but faces criticism for failing to address previous shortcomings and neglecting social equity and environmental sustainability.
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56% Bias Score
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