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Trump Administration Opens 13.1 Million Acres for Coal, Pledges $625 Million for Plants — Top view of modern industrial machinery working with black natural coal in daylight by Kelly/Pexels / Pexels

US Politics · Montana

Trump Administration Opens 13.1 Million Acres for Coal, Pledges $625 Million for Plants

46% Center coverage: 157 sources

Amazon Trees Are Growing Larger by About 3% Per Decade, Landmark Study Finds — REUTERS / pwu404

Deforestation · Brazil

Amazon Trees Are Growing Larger by About 3% Per Decade, Landmark Study Finds

41% Center coverage: 24 sources

No, Reuters, Climate Change Is Not Threatening Europe’s Resources

No, Reuters, Climate Change Is Not Threatening Europe’s Resources

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

When it comes to extreme weather, Reuters’ claims are directly contradicted by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) AR6 report which notes there is little to no attribution of many types of severe weather to climate change.See the Story

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