Dutch Bobsledder Djolo Misses World Cup Final
Dutch bobsledder Loren Djolo finished 23rd in her World Cup debut in Winterberg, Germany, failing to qualify for the final due to steering errors despite a strong start aided by her athletics background; her next competition is January 25th in Sankt Moritz.
Dutch Bobsledder Djolo Misses World Cup Final
Dutch bobsledder Loren Djolo finished 23rd in her World Cup debut in Winterberg, Germany, failing to qualify for the final due to steering errors despite a strong start aided by her athletics background; her next competition is January 25th in Sankt Moritz.
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44% Bias Score
Elfstedentocht Preparations Intensify Amidst Climate Change Concerns
Wiebe Wieling, chairman of the Elfstedenvereniging since 2005, is preparing for a potential Elfstedentocht this winter, his last as chairman; the event hasn't occurred in 28 years, and preparations involve extensive coordination with various agencies and require significant financial investment, but...
Elfstedentocht Preparations Intensify Amidst Climate Change Concerns
Wiebe Wieling, chairman of the Elfstedenvereniging since 2005, is preparing for a potential Elfstedentocht this winter, his last as chairman; the event hasn't occurred in 28 years, and preparations involve extensive coordination with various agencies and require significant financial investment, but...
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48% Bias Score
Elfstedentocht Chairman's Last Chance Amidst Climate Change Concerns
Wiebe Wieling, retiring chairman of the Elfstedenvereniging, hopes to organize his final Elfstedentocht this year after a 28-year hiatus, despite unfavorable weather and the challenges posed by climate change and the event's immense scale.
Elfstedentocht Chairman's Last Chance Amidst Climate Change Concerns
Wiebe Wieling, retiring chairman of the Elfstedenvereniging, hopes to organize his final Elfstedentocht this year after a 28-year hiatus, despite unfavorable weather and the challenges posed by climate change and the event's immense scale.
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40% Bias Score
Fatal Avalanche Highlights Lack of Avalanche Safety Awareness Among Skiers
Two skiers died in an avalanche in Austria's Zillertal despite a level 3 (out of 5) avalanche warning; this highlights a critical lack of avalanche safety knowledge among winter sports enthusiasts, urging better education and preparedness.
Fatal Avalanche Highlights Lack of Avalanche Safety Awareness Among Skiers
Two skiers died in an avalanche in Austria's Zillertal despite a level 3 (out of 5) avalanche warning; this highlights a critical lack of avalanche safety knowledge among winter sports enthusiasts, urging better education and preparedness.
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56% Bias Score
Harbin Ready to Host IX Asian Winter Games
Harbin, China is hosting the IX Asian Winter Games from February 7-14, 2024, featuring 64 medal events and athletes from 34 National Olympic Committees; preparations are complete, with seven of fourteen test events finished successfully.
Harbin Ready to Host IX Asian Winter Games
Harbin, China is hosting the IX Asian Winter Games from February 7-14, 2024, featuring 64 medal events and athletes from 34 National Olympic Committees; preparations are complete, with seven of fourteen test events finished successfully.
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44% Bias Score
China's Winter Tourism Booms, Driven by Olympics and Growing Demand
Fueled by the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and colder weather, China's winter tourism is booming, with bookings for winter sports surging since late October, reaching an estimated \$164.5 billion by 2027 and \$212 billion by 2030.
China's Winter Tourism Booms, Driven by Olympics and Growing Demand
Fueled by the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and colder weather, China's winter tourism is booming, with bookings for winter sports surging since late October, reaching an estimated \$164.5 billion by 2027 and \$212 billion by 2030.
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24% Bias Score
Dutch Bobsledder Djolo's World Cup Debut: Strong Start, Steering Challenges
Dutch bobsledder Loren Djolo finished 23rd in her World Cup debut in Winterberg, Germany, failing to reach the finals due to steering errors; her next competition is January 25th in Sankt Moritz.
Dutch Bobsledder Djolo's World Cup Debut: Strong Start, Steering Challenges
Dutch bobsledder Loren Djolo finished 23rd in her World Cup debut in Winterberg, Germany, failing to reach the finals due to steering errors; her next competition is January 25th in Sankt Moritz.
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20% Bias Score
Elfstedentocht Chairman's Final Attempt
Wiebe Wieling, chairman of the Elfstedenvereniging, may end his tenure without announcing an Elfstedentocht; despite yearly preparations costing \400,000 and involving 32,000 members, suitable weather conditions remain elusive due to climate change.
Elfstedentocht Chairman's Final Attempt
Wiebe Wieling, chairman of the Elfstedenvereniging, may end his tenure without announcing an Elfstedentocht; despite yearly preparations costing \400,000 and involving 32,000 members, suitable weather conditions remain elusive due to climate change.
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28% Bias Score
Fatal Avalanche Highlights Dangers of Unprepared Off-Piste Skiing
Two skiers died in an avalanche in Austria's Zillertal despite a level 3 warning (out of 5), highlighting the dangers of off-piste skiing without proper training and preparation, according to the Dutch Ski Association.
Fatal Avalanche Highlights Dangers of Unprepared Off-Piste Skiing
Two skiers died in an avalanche in Austria's Zillertal despite a level 3 warning (out of 5), highlighting the dangers of off-piste skiing without proper training and preparation, according to the Dutch Ski Association.
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56% Bias Score
Swiss Olympic Snowboarder Killed in Avalanche
Swiss Olympic snowboarder Sophie Hediger, 26, died in an avalanche Monday in Arosa, Switzerland, while snowboarding with a companion on a closed slope; the companion called for help, and after an hourslong search, rescuers found Hediger buried in the snow, but she could not be revived.
Swiss Olympic Snowboarder Killed in Avalanche
Swiss Olympic snowboarder Sophie Hediger, 26, died in an avalanche Monday in Arosa, Switzerland, while snowboarding with a companion on a closed slope; the companion called for help, and after an hourslong search, rescuers found Hediger buried in the snow, but she could not be revived.
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32% Bias Score
China's Booming Winter Tourism
Driven by increased post-2022 Beijing Olympics awareness and colder temperatures, Chinese winter tourism bookings surged since late October across domestic destinations like Harbin and Xinjiang, and internationally in places such as Hokkaido, Japan, with online travel agencies Trip.com and Tuniu rep...
China's Booming Winter Tourism
Driven by increased post-2022 Beijing Olympics awareness and colder temperatures, Chinese winter tourism bookings surged since late October across domestic destinations like Harbin and Xinjiang, and internationally in places such as Hokkaido, Japan, with online travel agencies Trip.com and Tuniu rep...
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24% Bias Score
Haugan Wins World Cup Slalom in Alta Badia
Norwegian skier Timon Haugan won the men's World Cup slalom in Alta Badia, Italy on Monday, beating Loic Meillard of Switzerland by 1.13 seconds and Atle Lie McGrath of Norway by 1.26 seconds; this is Haugan's second World Cup victory.
Haugan Wins World Cup Slalom in Alta Badia
Norwegian skier Timon Haugan won the men's World Cup slalom in Alta Badia, Italy on Monday, beating Loic Meillard of Switzerland by 1.13 seconds and Atle Lie McGrath of Norway by 1.26 seconds; this is Haugan's second World Cup victory.
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48% Bias Score