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Brazil Politics · BrazilSome wore black dresses to signify a funeral for fossil fuels. Hundreds wore red shirts, symbolizing the blood of colleagues fighting to protect the environment. And others chanted, waved huge flags or held up signs Saturday in what’s traditionally the biggest day of protest at the halfway point of annual United Nations climate talks.See the Story
COP30: Climate protest in Brazil's city of Belem aims to hold governments' feet to the fire
56% Left coverage: 39 sources
UK Politics · United KingdomA mountain of illegally dumped trash near a river in the country outside Oxford was visible from space but few on Earth seemed to notice the mess. Hidden behind a thick row of trees from the busy highway next to it, the pile grew to the length of three Olympic-sized swimming pools and reached up to the roof of a two-story house as motorists unknowingly sped past.See the Story
Mountain of illegally dumped trash near Oxford river causes outcry in England
40% Center coverage: 35 sources
Unemployment · United KingdomNot so long ago, McKenzie Bartley, 19, was one of the many young people in Britain who could not find work. For three months in 2024, he walked the streets of Bristol, a large city in southwest England, stopping in store after store to drop off his résumé. And he applied for dozens of jobs online. Only one employer bothered to respond. “You run out of money, and then you start getting desperate,” he recalled recently in his neighborhood in south…See the Story
‘You Start Getting Desperate’: How It Feels to Be Young and Jobless in Britain
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