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How is the media covering Water?Water often is covered by Center and Left Media sources.
Left37%
Center38%
Right26%
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US & Canada · OceanThe glider is the first configured with a large sensor to measure carbon dioxide levels in the ocean. The autonomous vehicle was deployed in the Gulf of Alaska this spring. The research could be a major step forward in ocean greenhouse gas monitoring. Data collected is being used to study ocean acidification that can harm marine life.See the Story
An ocean first: Underwater drone tracks CO2 in Alaska gulf
67% Center coverage: 15 sources
Politics · CaliforniaThe ban does not apply to the residential sector. Violators can be fined by any agency that can enforce penalties. The vote comes as Gov. Gavin Newsom warned large water districts that if there isn't significant water conservation this summer more state mandates could be put in place.See the Story
New water restrictions approved in drought-stricken California
50% Left coverage: 10 sources
Europe · London19-month-old boy dragged out of the water unconscious on Wednesday at around 6.15pm. Air ambulance attended the incident at a private pool in Aigues, a small village north of Alicante and southwest of Benidorm. It has not yet been established whether the child was on holiday with his family or lived in Spain.See the Story
British toddler drowns in swimming pool in Costa Blanca
57% Left coverage: 7 sources
EnvironmentWater is essentially the lubricant of plate tectonics. Water content is going to affect all sorts of different parameters involved in how tectonic plates move, says lead author Benjamin Urann, who was a doctoral student in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) at the time of the study.See the Story
Arc volcanoes are wetter than previously thought, with scientific and economic implications
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Oceania · AustraliaTelstra is in hot water with the Aussie telco regulator after withholding millions of dollars in compensation from thousands of customers.See the Story
Telstra withheld millions from customers
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
WaterThe city council approved the move into phase three of the city's emergency water conservation ordinance on Wednesday. Governor Gavin Newsom has pleaded with residents and businesses to reduce water consumption by 15-percent. In March, urban water usage was up by 19-percent compared to when the drought began in March 2020.See the Story
Los Angeles watering restrictions approved by city council
100% Center coverage: 2 sources
MicrosoftSecurity researchers discovered a hidden tracking agreement with Microsoft. The privacy-focused company offers a search engine that claims not to track people's searches, or behavior. DuckDuckGo also offers a mobile browser of the same name. Although this promises to block hidden third-party trackers, some from a certain tech giant are allowed to continue.See the Story
DuckDuckGo in hot water over hidden tracking agreement with Microsoft
Coverage: 2 sources
WaterDaugherty Johnson worked more than 20 years for the city. He says he directed managers to prepare to reconnect to Detroit water. The state of Michigan paid to make the same switch after acknowledging rising levels of lead in Flint water. Four Flint children allege they suffered brain damage and other injuries.See the Story
Flint utility boss quit after emergency manager blocked plans to reconnect to Detroit water
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Water · LisbonGuilio Boccaletti, climatologist, physicist, and one of the world's leading experts on natural resources and sustainability, describes water as the “most powerful agent of the Earth's climate system”.See the Story
“We live under the illusion that water in the landscape is simply the setting of our lives”
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Maternity Benefit Laws: Loopholes, Gender Roles And 'Girl Boss' Hustle Culture
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U.P. budget: Water management, potable water are targets with ₹19,500 cr
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
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Water boil advisory lifted
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DNR: Some waterways in western Iowa have dangerously low water levels
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
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TikTok video displays Disney guests evacuating Pirates of the Caribbean attraction after getting stuck in water
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
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Water main break closes ByWard Market street
Coverage: 2 sources
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