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Nice Ocean Summit Advances High Seas Treaty and Strengthens Marine Protections

Environment · France

Nice Ocean Summit Advances High Seas Treaty and Strengthens Marine Protections

53% Center coverage: 165 sources

Delegates secured new treaty ratifications, rolled out marine protected areas, endorsed tougher fishing limits See the Story

EPA set to roll back rules that limit greenhouse gases and mercury from US power plants

EPA · United States

EPA set to roll back rules that limit greenhouse gases and mercury from US power plants

49% Center coverage: 119 sources

Trump can abolish national monuments, US Justice Department says

US Politics · United States

Trump can abolish national monuments, US Justice Department says

53% Center coverage: 68 sources

Trump administration officials have concluded that President Donald Trump has the authority to entirely abolish protected areas set aside as national monuments by past presidents, according to a legal opinion released Tuesday by the Department of Justice. See the Story

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Collapse of Key Atlantic Currents Could Plunge Cities Into Deep Freeze, Study Warns

No coverage from Right Sources

Collapse of Key Atlantic Currents Could Plunge Cities Into Deep Freeze, Study Warns

100% of Sources are High Factuality

The 2025 Wildfire Season Is on Track to Be Canada’s 2nd

Coverage: 20 sources

Wildfires · Canada See the Story

Trigon Gives Green Light to LPG Export Facility in Prince Rupert, B.C.

96% Left coverage: 23 sources

British Columbia Politics · British Columbia See the Story

California tribe reclaims its legacy with massive return of Klamath River lands

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In a historic move, the Yurok Tribe has reclaimed 17,000 acres of ancestral land along Northern California’s Klamath River, marking the state’s largest landback deal.Anita Hofschneider reports for Grist.In short:The Yurok Tribe has regained control of 17,000 acres around the Klamath River, finalizing a 47,097-acre restoration effort that doubles their land base and designates key areas as salmon sanctuaries.This return follows the removal of fou…Climate Change · California Read Article

Warming and Freshening Coastal Waters Impact Harmful Algal Bloom Frequency in High Latitudes

Coverage: 2 sources

Harmful algal blooms contaminate seafood with toxins and poison humans and wildlife upon consumption. Toxic algae niches are projected to expand in high latitudes, but how the frequency of their blooms will evolve is still little known. Here we use climate models, 14 years of observations and probabilistic models of toxic algae, to assess the frequency of harmful algal blooms in a future warmer world. The warmer ocean temperatures increase the b…Climate Change See the Story

Europe faces drought threat as climate data shows record heat and low rainfall

Coverage: 2 sources

A dry spring across northwestern Europe coupled with new climate data showing the second-warmest May on record has fueled fears of worsening drought and crop losses.Helena Horton reports for The Guardian.In short:May 2025 was the second-warmest May globally since records began, with temperatures 1.4°C above pre-industrial levels and 0.53°C above the 1991–2020 average.Northwestern and central Europe, along with parts of Russia, Ukraine, and Türki…Climate Change · Netherlands See the Story

Trump's energy council shifts federal focus to fossil fuels over clean energy

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

President Donald Trump’s top energy adviser says the administration will sideline renewables and prioritize fossil fuels, aiming to fast-track drilling projects and reduce federal oversight.Ian M. Stevenson reports for POLITICO.In short:Jarrod Agen, director of the newly formed National Energy Dominance Council, said the White House does not support solar and wind energy, citing a lack of reliability and independence from subsidies.The administr…Donald Trump · United States Read Article

EPA moves to hand Texas control over carbon storage permits amid industry pressure

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A federal proposal would give Texas the authority to regulate its own carbon dioxide injection wells, despite growing concerns about groundwater safety and seismic risks.Valerie Volcovici reports for Reuters.In short:The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has proposed approving Texas’s application to manage permits for underground carbon dioxide injection, known as Class VI wells, used in carbon capture and storage (CCS).EPA Administrator Lee …Climate Change · Texas See the Story

Pennsylvania senator pushes ban on sun-reflecting climate research tied to chemtrail myth

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

State Sen. Doug Mastriano has proposed legislation to ban solar geoengineering in Pennsylvania, citing conspiracy theories about chemical-laced jet trails despite scientific consensus that such technologies remain untested and undeployed.Vincent DiFonzo reports for Pennsylvania Capital-Star.In short:Sen. Mastriano’s “Clean Air Preservation Act” would outlaw theoretical climate interventions like solar radiation modification, citing debunked “che…Climate Change · Harrisburg Read Article

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