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Venice Residents Protest Bezos-Sanchez Wedding Ahead of June Ceremony

Protestors · Venice

Venice Residents Protest Bezos-Sanchez Wedding Ahead of June Ceremony

38% Left coverage: 29 sources

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

Climate Change · United Kingdom

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

52% Center coverage: 23 sources

Safety Scrutiny Continues as Tesla Prepares to Launch Robotaxis

Robert Mueller · Austin

Safety Scrutiny Continues as Tesla Prepares to Launch Robotaxis

84% Center coverage: 12 sources

AUSTIN (Nexstar) — On a quiet street in the Mueller neighborhood of Austin Thursday, Tesla's full self driving mode was put to the test — would it stop for the stop signs on a school bus and avoid hitting children crossing the road? Though the test was completed with child-sized manikins as opposed to real children, the Tesla failed the test all six times. It blew through school bus stop signs at full speed, running over the manikins and driving…See the Story

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

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

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

Climate Change and Our Health

83% Center coverage: 6 sources

Actions we take now, especially together, can result in rapid improvements to health. Changes that result in cleaner air translate into better health for everyone.Climate Change See the Story

Group Claims Wastewater Permit Would Let Manchester Dump PFAS Into Merrimack River

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

The Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) is arguing that the state’s approval of a permit allows the Manchester Wastewater Treatment Facility to discharge toxic chemicals into the Merrimack River. ...Innovation See the Story

Officials propose new law banning common personal care item: 'Significantly affect the functioning of the sewer'

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Lawmakers in Spain are inching closer to phasing out two single-use items that have plagued bodies of water for years. As The Guardian reported, a bill is in the works that would not only ban people from flushing wet wipes down the toilet but fine wet wipe manufacturers to cover the enormous costs of removing the product from the country's sewers. According to a European Federation of National Associations of Water Services report, the total c…Spain · Spain Read Article

Lawmakers face backlash after approving 'world-class shooting operation': 'It's just one more step in the wrong direction'

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A planned shooting complex that will disrupt native wildlife is moving forward despite various warnings from biologists and residents. What's happening? The massive Wyoming State Shooting Complex is set for a location in Park County, just south of Cody, where sage grouse, mule deer, and other animals thrive, WyoFile reported. The so-called "world-class shooting operation" is expected to "draw gun enthusiasts from far and wide." Construction coul…Wildfires · Cody Read Article

Lawmakers pass much-needed bill to give financial relief after natural disasters: 'These disasters are so expensive'

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

While the destruction caused by severe weather events is often readily shared with the public via news coverage in the immediate aftermath of major storms, homeowners can often feel the catastrophic effects well after the dust has settled, after volunteers have left town, after aid has dried up. Thanks to a new bill in Missouri, residents there may soon be able to obtain some longer-term relief when extreme weather damages their homes. In a spec…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

New report reveals Tesla turmoil over Musk's handling of crucial project: 'Made no sense'

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Some senior Tesla executives are raising concerns over CEO Elon Musk's public handling of a highly anticipated electric vehicle project that could have made EVs more affordable for everyday drivers. A new Reuters report details how back in April 2024, Musk denied a Reuters exclusive at the time that Tesla had scrapped plans for an all-new $25,000 EV — sometimes called the Model 2 — despite having internally canceled the project weeks earlier. Ac…Elon Musk · Palo Alto Read Article

Researchers make disturbing discovery after analyzing hundreds of dolphin autopsies: 'A nightmare to get rid of'

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Dolphins around the United Kingdom are dying at alarming rates, and scientists have traced the cause to a dangerous combination of rising ocean temperatures and lingering chemical pollution. What's happening? Short-beaked common dolphins, one of the most widely distributed marine mammals in U.K. waters, are dying in large numbers from infections that are more likely to become fatal because of toxic chemicals called PCBs, or polychlorinated biphe…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Scientists make mind-blowing discovery after studying material that only exists exists for billionths of a second: 'Previously unimaginable'

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Scientists have made liquid carbon in a lab for the first time, Interesting Engineering reported. Liquid carbon was thought to be impossible to study under normal conditions. The material only exists for billionths of a second under extreme pressure and temperatures of about 4,500 degrees Celsius, making this record-breaking technology limitless in its potential. Nuclear fusion, combining light atomic nuclei to release massive amounts of clean e…Nuclear Fusion · United Kingdom Read Article

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