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Giant Iceberg A23a Heads Toward South Georgia
The world's largest iceberg, A23a (3,672 square kilometers), is drifting toward South Georgia, potentially disrupting wildlife habitats and shipping, despite scientists' assertions that its calving was a natural event, unrelated to climate change.
Giant Iceberg A23a Heads Toward South Georgia
The world's largest iceberg, A23a (3,672 square kilometers), is drifting toward South Georgia, potentially disrupting wildlife habitats and shipping, despite scientists' assertions that its calving was a natural event, unrelated to climate change.
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40% Bias Score
Downing Street Blocks Beaver Reintroduction Plan
Downing Street blocked a Natural England plan to reintroduce beavers to England, viewing it as a "Tory legacy", despite the plan's approval by the environment secretary and evidence of beavers' environmental benefits in flood mitigation and biodiversity.
Downing Street Blocks Beaver Reintroduction Plan
Downing Street blocked a Natural England plan to reintroduce beavers to England, viewing it as a "Tory legacy", despite the plan's approval by the environment secretary and evidence of beavers' environmental benefits in flood mitigation and biodiversity.
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48% Bias Score
Luxury Eco-Tourism in Congo Showcases Biodiversity
Kamba African Rainforest Adventures operates three luxury lodges in the Republic of Congo, offering exclusive access to diverse ecosystems and wildlife viewing opportunities, including gorilla trekking, within Odzala-Kokoua National Park and the Ndzehi Concession.
Luxury Eco-Tourism in Congo Showcases Biodiversity
Kamba African Rainforest Adventures operates three luxury lodges in the Republic of Congo, offering exclusive access to diverse ecosystems and wildlife viewing opportunities, including gorilla trekking, within Odzala-Kokoua National Park and the Ndzehi Concession.
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64% Bias Score
Anapa Oil Spill Cleanup: Ongoing Efforts and Future Challenges
The ongoing cleanup of an oil spill in Russia's Anapa and Temryuk district involves thousands of volunteers removing 100,000 tons of contaminated sand; however, future temperature increases may cause submerged oil to resurface. 5,678 affected birds have been found, 2,725 currently in rehabilitation.
Anapa Oil Spill Cleanup: Ongoing Efforts and Future Challenges
The ongoing cleanup of an oil spill in Russia's Anapa and Temryuk district involves thousands of volunteers removing 100,000 tons of contaminated sand; however, future temperature increases may cause submerged oil to resurface. 5,678 affected birds have been found, 2,725 currently in rehabilitation.
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32% Bias Score
Cottar's Launches Gourmet Safari in Maasai Mara
Cottar's Safaris launches a five-night culinary safari in Kenya's Maasai Mara from December 2024, combining wildlife viewing with gourmet meals featuring foraged ingredients and Maasai cultural experiences.
Cottar's Launches Gourmet Safari in Maasai Mara
Cottar's Safaris launches a five-night culinary safari in Kenya's Maasai Mara from December 2024, combining wildlife viewing with gourmet meals featuring foraged ingredients and Maasai cultural experiences.
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48% Bias Score
New Year's Eve Fireworks Threaten Wildlife Survival
New Year's Eve fireworks cause significant distress to wildlife, forcing animals to flee and expend crucial energy reserves during winter, potentially endangering some species; experts urge for responsible use and cleanup of debris.
New Year's Eve Fireworks Threaten Wildlife Survival
New Year's Eve fireworks cause significant distress to wildlife, forcing animals to flee and expend crucial energy reserves during winter, potentially endangering some species; experts urge for responsible use and cleanup of debris.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Return Signals Renewed Threat to Border Ecology
Trump's second inauguration raises concerns about renewed border wall construction, jeopardizing wildlife corridors and exacerbating ecological damage along the US-Mexico border, with potential for extinction of species like jaguars, following a recent study showing an 86% decrease in wildlife cross...
Trump's Return Signals Renewed Threat to Border Ecology
Trump's second inauguration raises concerns about renewed border wall construction, jeopardizing wildlife corridors and exacerbating ecological damage along the US-Mexico border, with potential for extinction of species like jaguars, following a recent study showing an 86% decrease in wildlife cross...
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52% Bias Score
Southern Africa Expedition: Culture, Nature, and Wildlife"
From May 8th to 19th, a guided tour of Southern Africa led by Álvaro Planchuelo will explore Cape Town's diverse landscapes, Victoria Falls, and wildlife in Kruger and Chobe National Parks, offering unique cultural and natural experiences.
Southern Africa Expedition: Culture, Nature, and Wildlife"
From May 8th to 19th, a guided tour of Southern Africa led by Álvaro Planchuelo will explore Cape Town's diverse landscapes, Victoria Falls, and wildlife in Kruger and Chobe National Parks, offering unique cultural and natural experiences.
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32% Bias Score
Royal Cam: Albatross Livestream Fosters Global Conservation Efforts
Royal Cam, a 24/7 livestream of northern royal albatrosses breeding on New Zealand's South Island, has gained millions of viewers since 2016, fostering a global community and raising awareness about the vulnerable species, despite ongoing threats from pollution and climate change.
Royal Cam: Albatross Livestream Fosters Global Conservation Efforts
Royal Cam, a 24/7 livestream of northern royal albatrosses breeding on New Zealand's South Island, has gained millions of viewers since 2016, fostering a global community and raising awareness about the vulnerable species, despite ongoing threats from pollution and climate change.
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28% Bias Score
Rapid Evolution of Species Due to Human Impact
Human activities have caused a 73% decline in wildlife in 50 years, forcing species to rapidly adapt; examples include birds changing their wingspan for thermoregulation and mollusks changing their shell color to deal with heat, while mahogany trees have become smaller to avoid logging.
Rapid Evolution of Species Due to Human Impact
Human activities have caused a 73% decline in wildlife in 50 years, forcing species to rapidly adapt; examples include birds changing their wingspan for thermoregulation and mollusks changing their shell color to deal with heat, while mahogany trees have become smaller to avoid logging.
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16% Bias Score
Grampians Bushfire: 75,000 Hectares Burned, Homes Destroyed
The Grampians bushfire, which began early last week, has burned over 75,000 hectares, destroying three homes and 11 outbuildings in Moyston and surrounding areas, with significant wildlife and agricultural losses; the fire is expected to burn into the new year.
Grampians Bushfire: 75,000 Hectares Burned, Homes Destroyed
The Grampians bushfire, which began early last week, has burned over 75,000 hectares, destroying three homes and 11 outbuildings in Moyston and surrounding areas, with significant wildlife and agricultural losses; the fire is expected to burn into the new year.
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28% Bias Score
UK Wildlife Shows Mixed Response to 2024's Unusually Wet and Mild Weather
The UK's wet and mild 2024 weather yielded mixed results for wildlife; while heather in Suffolk recovered from 2022 heat damage, insect populations declined, impacting butterflies, bees, and bats; grey seals established a new colony in Suffolk.
UK Wildlife Shows Mixed Response to 2024's Unusually Wet and Mild Weather
The UK's wet and mild 2024 weather yielded mixed results for wildlife; while heather in Suffolk recovered from 2022 heat damage, insect populations declined, impacting butterflies, bees, and bats; grey seals established a new colony in Suffolk.
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40% Bias Score
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