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Bradbury's "A Garden to Change the World": Small Actions, Big Environmental Impact
Kate Bradbury's new book, "A Garden to Change the World," guides readers on creating nature-supporting gardens, emphasizing the significant environmental impact of small, individual actions; her passion for gardening began at age three and deepened after a hornet's nest relocation at 24.
Bradbury's "A Garden to Change the World": Small Actions, Big Environmental Impact
Kate Bradbury's new book, "A Garden to Change the World," guides readers on creating nature-supporting gardens, emphasizing the significant environmental impact of small, individual actions; her passion for gardening began at age three and deepened after a hornet's nest relocation at 24.
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32% Bias Score
Badgers Disrupt Dutch Train Services, Costing Millions
ProRail found approximately 500 badger signs near Dutch train tracks in the past two years, causing train delays and costing millions in repairs; the organization is seeking faster permit processes to address the issue while balancing badger protection laws.
Badgers Disrupt Dutch Train Services, Costing Millions
ProRail found approximately 500 badger signs near Dutch train tracks in the past two years, causing train delays and costing millions in repairs; the organization is seeking faster permit processes to address the issue while balancing badger protection laws.
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48% Bias Score
Microplastics Found in Lungs of All Birds Studied
A study analyzing the lungs of 51 bird species at Chengdu Tianfu International Airport found microplastics in every bird, averaging 416 particles per gram of lung tissue, with higher levels in terrestrial and larger birds, highlighting the pervasiveness of airborne microplastic pollution.
Microplastics Found in Lungs of All Birds Studied
A study analyzing the lungs of 51 bird species at Chengdu Tianfu International Airport found microplastics in every bird, averaging 416 particles per gram of lung tissue, with higher levels in terrestrial and larger birds, highlighting the pervasiveness of airborne microplastic pollution.
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12% Bias Score
Rare Snow Leopard Sighting Celebrated as Conservation Success in Pakistan
Footage of four snow leopards, a mother and three cubs, was captured by gamekeeper Sakhawat Ali in Pakistan's Central Karakoram National Park on March 13, showcasing successful conservation efforts and community engagement in protecting endangered species, despite ongoing threats like climate change...
Rare Snow Leopard Sighting Celebrated as Conservation Success in Pakistan
Footage of four snow leopards, a mother and three cubs, was captured by gamekeeper Sakhawat Ali in Pakistan's Central Karakoram National Park on March 13, showcasing successful conservation efforts and community engagement in protecting endangered species, despite ongoing threats like climate change...
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36% Bias Score
North Sea Ship Collision Spills Plastic Pellets, One Dead
A collision between a container ship and a US military fuel tanker in the North Sea on March 10th spilled thousands of plastic nurdles, causing one death, environmental concerns, and a large-scale cleanup operation.
North Sea Ship Collision Spills Plastic Pellets, One Dead
A collision between a container ship and a US military fuel tanker in the North Sea on March 10th spilled thousands of plastic nurdles, causing one death, environmental concerns, and a large-scale cleanup operation.
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20% Bias Score
Falklands' Penguin Population Threatened by Climate Change and Funding Cuts
The Falkland Islands are home to approximately one million penguins across five species, but their population is threatened by climate change causing habitat loss and food scarcity, exacerbated by potential funding cuts for crucial conservation programs.
Falklands' Penguin Population Threatened by Climate Change and Funding Cuts
The Falkland Islands are home to approximately one million penguins across five species, but their population is threatened by climate change causing habitat loss and food scarcity, exacerbated by potential funding cuts for crucial conservation programs.
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36% Bias Score
Chernobyl Wildlife Shows Unexpected Radiation Adaptations
Near Chernobyl, wood frogs exhibit unusually dark coloration due to increased melanin, offering protection from radiation; nematode worms show unexpected radiation resistance; while larger animals like pigs and cows suffered severe birth defects after the 1986 accident.
Chernobyl Wildlife Shows Unexpected Radiation Adaptations
Near Chernobyl, wood frogs exhibit unusually dark coloration due to increased melanin, offering protection from radiation; nematode worms show unexpected radiation resistance; while larger animals like pigs and cows suffered severe birth defects after the 1986 accident.
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44% Bias Score
Nature's Best Photography: 30 Years of Inspiring Conservation
Nature's Best Photography (NBP), a 30-year-old international competition founded by Stephen and Deborah Freligh, showcases award-winning nature photography, inspiring conservation and environmental awareness through powerful visual storytelling, with exhibitions globally and a growing community of p...
Nature's Best Photography: 30 Years of Inspiring Conservation
Nature's Best Photography (NBP), a 30-year-old international competition founded by Stephen and Deborah Freligh, showcases award-winning nature photography, inspiring conservation and environmental awareness through powerful visual storytelling, with exhibitions globally and a growing community of p...
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32% Bias Score
Warmer Winters Spur Earlier Bat Emergence in Schleswig-Holstein
Tens of thousands of bats hibernate in Schleswig-Holstein, with almost 12,300 counted in 98 locations this winter; warmer winters cause earlier emergence from hibernation, impacting food availability; conservation efforts show population growth, but maintaining species diversity is key.
Warmer Winters Spur Earlier Bat Emergence in Schleswig-Holstein
Tens of thousands of bats hibernate in Schleswig-Holstein, with almost 12,300 counted in 98 locations this winter; warmer winters cause earlier emergence from hibernation, impacting food availability; conservation efforts show population growth, but maintaining species diversity is key.
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12% Bias Score
Plastic Pellets Pollute English Coast After North Sea Collision
Plastic pellets, 1-5 millimeters in size, have polluted the eastern English coast after a North Sea collision between the container ship Solong and oil tanker Stena-Immaculate on March 10th, prompting cleanup efforts and raising concerns about wildlife.
Plastic Pellets Pollute English Coast After North Sea Collision
Plastic pellets, 1-5 millimeters in size, have polluted the eastern English coast after a North Sea collision between the container ship Solong and oil tanker Stena-Immaculate on March 10th, prompting cleanup efforts and raising concerns about wildlife.
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36% Bias Score
Window Films Save Birds from Deadly Collisions in Bayern
In Bayern, Germany, special films on windows of public buildings are preventing bird deaths from collisions; the LBV estimates 100 million birds die annually in Germany from window impacts, with a high fatality rate; a successful intervention at the Nuremberg Future Museum shows effectiveness.
Window Films Save Birds from Deadly Collisions in Bayern
In Bayern, Germany, special films on windows of public buildings are preventing bird deaths from collisions; the LBV estimates 100 million birds die annually in Germany from window impacts, with a high fatality rate; a successful intervention at the Nuremberg Future Museum shows effectiveness.
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32% Bias Score
US Blogger Apologizes for Removing Baby Wombat in Australia
American travel blogger Sam Jones apologized for removing a baby wombat from its mother in Australia, sparking outrage and death threats, prompting her to leave the country before facing potential deportation; she claims she thought the joey was injured.
US Blogger Apologizes for Removing Baby Wombat in Australia
American travel blogger Sam Jones apologized for removing a baby wombat from its mother in Australia, sparking outrage and death threats, prompting her to leave the country before facing potential deportation; she claims she thought the joey was injured.
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52% Bias Score
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