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Global Plastics Treaty Stalls Over Production Cap Dispute
Negotiations for the UN's Global Plastics Treaty stalled as petro-states refused to compromise on production caps for virgin plastics, highlighting conflicting "Zones of Possible Agreement" between producers and environmental advocates.
Global Plastics Treaty Stalls Over Production Cap Dispute
Negotiations for the UN's Global Plastics Treaty stalled as petro-states refused to compromise on production caps for virgin plastics, highlighting conflicting "Zones of Possible Agreement" between producers and environmental advocates.
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40% Bias Score


Siemens Energy Expands Green Supply Chain Collaboration in China
Siemens Energy is deploying its DigiPlant iEMS energy management system at Kocel's foundry in China to improve energy efficiency and enable product-level carbon footprint tracking, responding to growing domestic and international pressure for supply chain-wide carbon management.
Siemens Energy Expands Green Supply Chain Collaboration in China
Siemens Energy is deploying its DigiPlant iEMS energy management system at Kocel's foundry in China to improve energy efficiency and enable product-level carbon footprint tracking, responding to growing domestic and international pressure for supply chain-wide carbon management.
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40% Bias Score


German Politicians' High-Emission Vehicles Underscore Climate Action Gap
The Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH) reports that many German top politicians use high-emission vehicles, despite a stated commitment to climate action; only 87 of 238 use electric cars, highlighting a gap between policy and action.
German Politicians' High-Emission Vehicles Underscore Climate Action Gap
The Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH) reports that many German top politicians use high-emission vehicles, despite a stated commitment to climate action; only 87 of 238 use electric cars, highlighting a gap between policy and action.
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48% Bias Score


Chengdu 2025 World Games: Record-Breaking Success and New Standards Set
The 2025 World Games, held in Chengdu, China, from August 7-17, saw nearly 4,000 athletes from over 110 countries compete across 34 sports, resulting in China topping the medal table and setting new standards for inclusivity and sustainability in global sporting events.
Chengdu 2025 World Games: Record-Breaking Success and New Standards Set
The 2025 World Games, held in Chengdu, China, from August 7-17, saw nearly 4,000 athletes from over 110 countries compete across 34 sports, resulting in China topping the medal table and setting new standards for inclusivity and sustainability in global sporting events.
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56% Bias Score


State Grid's Digital Power Grid Boosts China's Socioeconomic Progress and Environmental Protection
State Grid Corp of China is digitally empowering its power grid to support China's socioeconomic progress and environmental protection, with a notable example being the completion of 15 power projects for Taihu Lake's algae control in Jiangsu province, resulting in cost savings of over $185,000 for ...
State Grid's Digital Power Grid Boosts China's Socioeconomic Progress and Environmental Protection
State Grid Corp of China is digitally empowering its power grid to support China's socioeconomic progress and environmental protection, with a notable example being the completion of 15 power projects for Taihu Lake's algae control in Jiangsu province, resulting in cost savings of over $185,000 for ...
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56% Bias Score


Berlin Explores Maglev Integration: Potential Routes and Political Debate
Berlin's Senator for Transport, Ute Bonde, is exploring the feasibility of a maglev system, proposing various routes including a city ring and a link to BER airport, aiming for improved transport efficiency and logistics, while facing criticism from environmental groups.
Berlin Explores Maglev Integration: Potential Routes and Political Debate
Berlin's Senator for Transport, Ute Bonde, is exploring the feasibility of a maglev system, proposing various routes including a city ring and a link to BER airport, aiming for improved transport efficiency and logistics, while facing criticism from environmental groups.
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44% Bias Score

Marseille's Data Center Boom Creates Energy Conflict
Marseille's data center expansion, fueled by its strategic location and undersea cables, is creating energy conflicts with cruise ship electrification and raising concerns about sustainability amongst residents, as data centers prioritize energy consumption.

Marseille's Data Center Boom Creates Energy Conflict
Marseille's data center expansion, fueled by its strategic location and undersea cables, is creating energy conflicts with cruise ship electrification and raising concerns about sustainability amongst residents, as data centers prioritize energy consumption.
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52% Bias Score

The Real Green Food: €85 Million Revenue, 23% Growth
The Real Green Food, a Spanish food group with over 100 years of history, reported €85 million in revenue in 2024 (a 23% increase), employing 850 people directly and 1,500 indirectly, focusing on high-quality preserved vegetables, legumes, and mushrooms sourced predominantly from local producers.

The Real Green Food: €85 Million Revenue, 23% Growth
The Real Green Food, a Spanish food group with over 100 years of history, reported €85 million in revenue in 2024 (a 23% increase), employing 850 people directly and 1,500 indirectly, focusing on high-quality preserved vegetables, legumes, and mushrooms sourced predominantly from local producers.
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56% Bias Score

Saxon State Government Criticized for High Official Vehicle CO2 Emissions
The German Environmental Aid (DUH) reported that the Saxon state government's official vehicles have an average CO2 emission of 165 grams per kilometer, ranking ninth among German states, with significant variations among individual ministers' vehicles.

Saxon State Government Criticized for High Official Vehicle CO2 Emissions
The German Environmental Aid (DUH) reported that the Saxon state government's official vehicles have an average CO2 emission of 165 grams per kilometer, ranking ninth among German states, with significant variations among individual ministers' vehicles.
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36% Bias Score

Greece's Overcrowded Summer: A Crisis of Unsustainable Tourism
Overtourism has transformed the idyllic Greek summer into a stressful obligation, characterized by overcrowded beaches, a decline in authentic experiences, and environmental degradation, highlighting unsustainable development practices.

Greece's Overcrowded Summer: A Crisis of Unsustainable Tourism
Overtourism has transformed the idyllic Greek summer into a stressful obligation, characterized by overcrowded beaches, a decline in authentic experiences, and environmental degradation, highlighting unsustainable development practices.
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64% Bias Score

Munich's 2036 Olympic Bid: A Sustainable Development Opportunity?
Munich is considering a bid for the 2036 Olympic Games, aiming to accelerate sustainable urban development projects such as public transportation expansion and affordable housing, despite concerns about the financial implications and potential gentrification, with a citizen's vote to determine the o...

Munich's 2036 Olympic Bid: A Sustainable Development Opportunity?
Munich is considering a bid for the 2036 Olympic Games, aiming to accelerate sustainable urban development projects such as public transportation expansion and affordable housing, despite concerns about the financial implications and potential gentrification, with a citizen's vote to determine the o...
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52% Bias Score

Mexico, Guatemala to Extend Maya Train to Central America
Mexico and Guatemala will jointly negotiate with Belize to extend the Maya Train, a successful Mexican infrastructure project with over 1.5 million passengers since December 2023, into Central America, prioritizing environmental sustainability and using existing transport routes.

Mexico, Guatemala to Extend Maya Train to Central America
Mexico and Guatemala will jointly negotiate with Belize to extend the Maya Train, a successful Mexican infrastructure project with over 1.5 million passengers since December 2023, into Central America, prioritizing environmental sustainability and using existing transport routes.
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40% Bias Score
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