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Saarland Aims to be Germany's First Fairtrade State
The Saarland is applying to become Germany's first Fairtrade state, aiming to transition public procurement to fair and regional products and expand education on global responsibility; the initiative builds on existing strong Fairtrade presence within the state.
Saarland Aims to be Germany's First Fairtrade State
The Saarland is applying to become Germany's first Fairtrade state, aiming to transition public procurement to fair and regional products and expand education on global responsibility; the initiative builds on existing strong Fairtrade presence within the state.
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4% Bias Score
EU Shifts Agricultural Policy, Prioritizing Farmer Income Over Strict Environmental Goals
The European Commission presented a new agricultural policy on Wednesday, abandoning the 'Farm to Fork' strategy due to criticism from farmers, prioritizing regulatory simplification and farmer income over stringent environmental targets.
EU Shifts Agricultural Policy, Prioritizing Farmer Income Over Strict Environmental Goals
The European Commission presented a new agricultural policy on Wednesday, abandoning the 'Farm to Fork' strategy due to criticism from farmers, prioritizing regulatory simplification and farmer income over stringent environmental targets.
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48% Bias Score
Accelerating Glacier Melt Drives Sea Level Rise
A new study reveals that Earth's glaciers are melting at an alarming rate, releasing 273 billion tonnes of ice annually, contributing significantly to rising sea levels and threatening freshwater resources, particularly in Central Asia and the Andes.
Accelerating Glacier Melt Drives Sea Level Rise
A new study reveals that Earth's glaciers are melting at an alarming rate, releasing 273 billion tonnes of ice annually, contributing significantly to rising sea levels and threatening freshwater resources, particularly in Central Asia and the Andes.
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52% Bias Score
Benelux Urges UN Fuel Standards to Curb Dirty Fuel Exports to Africa
The Benelux nations (Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg) are recommending the adoption of UN fuel quality standards for exports, aiming to end the export of substandard fuels to West Africa, a practice previously centered in Rotterdam, and now in Antwerp, after a Dutch policy change in 2023 significan...
Benelux Urges UN Fuel Standards to Curb Dirty Fuel Exports to Africa
The Benelux nations (Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg) are recommending the adoption of UN fuel quality standards for exports, aiming to end the export of substandard fuels to West Africa, a practice previously centered in Rotterdam, and now in Antwerp, after a Dutch policy change in 2023 significan...
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40% Bias Score
France Weighs Weakening EU Environmental Regulations
Facing criticism from energy consultants, the French government may weaken or repeal EU regulations (CSRD and CS3D) requiring companies to report their environmental and social impacts, causing concern among ESG firms and potentially impacting EU climate goals, with the Omnibus simplification packag...
France Weighs Weakening EU Environmental Regulations
Facing criticism from energy consultants, the French government may weaken or repeal EU regulations (CSRD and CS3D) requiring companies to report their environmental and social impacts, causing concern among ESG firms and potentially impacting EU climate goals, with the Omnibus simplification packag...
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56% Bias Score
Museums: Towards Inclusivity and Sustainability"
On February 20th, EL PAÍS will host a forum at Casa de la Arquitectura to discuss the role of museums as inclusive and sustainable spaces, featuring leading museum directors and experts who will explore challenges, necessary resources, and innovative solutions.
Museums: Towards Inclusivity and Sustainability"
On February 20th, EL PAÍS will host a forum at Casa de la Arquitectura to discuss the role of museums as inclusive and sustainable spaces, featuring leading museum directors and experts who will explore challenges, necessary resources, and innovative solutions.
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44% Bias Score
Urban Planning Reform: How Donald Shoup Changed Parking Minimums
Donald Shoup, a UCLA academic, significantly impacted urban planning by challenging minimum parking requirements in North American cities, leading to their repeal in numerous cities and improving affordability and reducing congestion.
Urban Planning Reform: How Donald Shoup Changed Parking Minimums
Donald Shoup, a UCLA academic, significantly impacted urban planning by challenging minimum parking requirements in North American cities, leading to their repeal in numerous cities and improving affordability and reducing congestion.
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24% Bias Score
Euskotren Ridership Surges 12.67% in 2024
Euskotren, a Basque public transport company, saw a 12.67% increase in passengers in 2024 (53.9 million), driven by a 50% fare discount and infrastructure expansions, resulting in an 8 million euro profit increase; future expansion includes the Donostialdea metro.
Euskotren Ridership Surges 12.67% in 2024
Euskotren, a Basque public transport company, saw a 12.67% increase in passengers in 2024 (53.9 million), driven by a 50% fare discount and infrastructure expansions, resulting in an 8 million euro profit increase; future expansion includes the Donostialdea metro.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Maldives Launches Ambitious Floating Solar Project to Combat Climate Change
The Maldives announced a plan to add 100 megawatts of solar power via a floating solar farm starting in 2027 and the "Magey Solar" initiative to boost citizen participation in renewable energy, aiming to meet 33 percent of its energy needs from renewable sources by reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
Maldives Launches Ambitious Floating Solar Project to Combat Climate Change
The Maldives announced a plan to add 100 megawatts of solar power via a floating solar farm starting in 2027 and the "Magey Solar" initiative to boost citizen participation in renewable energy, aiming to meet 33 percent of its energy needs from renewable sources by reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
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40% Bias Score
EU Unveils 2040 Agriculture Vision: Farmers, Fair Chains, and Sustainability
The European Commission published its long-term vision for the EU's agriculture and food policy, aiming to improve farmer conditions, ensure fairer supply chains, promote sustainability, and address import dependencies by 2040.
EU Unveils 2040 Agriculture Vision: Farmers, Fair Chains, and Sustainability
The European Commission published its long-term vision for the EU's agriculture and food policy, aiming to improve farmer conditions, ensure fairer supply chains, promote sustainability, and address import dependencies by 2040.
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52% Bias Score
EU High-Speed Rail Network Doubles, But Overall Rail Network Shrinks
The EU's high-speed rail network has almost doubled to 8,556 km in 2023, while the overall rail network shrank; the Czech Republic has Europe's densest rail network, while Greece and Finland have the lowest.
EU High-Speed Rail Network Doubles, But Overall Rail Network Shrinks
The EU's high-speed rail network has almost doubled to 8,556 km in 2023, while the overall rail network shrank; the Czech Republic has Europe's densest rail network, while Greece and Finland have the lowest.
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44% Bias Score
Manufacturing's Hidden World: Minshall's Exploration of Global Production
Tim Minshall's "Your Life Is Manufactured" examines the global manufacturing process, highlighting its complexity and the often-unseen processes behind everyday objects; it advocates for a shift towards more localized and environmentally conscious production.
Manufacturing's Hidden World: Minshall's Exploration of Global Production
Tim Minshall's "Your Life Is Manufactured" examines the global manufacturing process, highlighting its complexity and the often-unseen processes behind everyday objects; it advocates for a shift towards more localized and environmentally conscious production.
Progress
24% Bias Score
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