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COUNTRYUnited KingdomSINCE7dCLEAR
EVENTS11
BURN4
MINT7
TOTAL CBWD5.9M
MINT·+100K CBWD·Deutsche Welle World·United Kingdom·Jul 19, 2026

China firm seeks damages over state control of British Steel

[Auto-resolved by learned corrector: learned-map — A=MINT/B=NEUTRAL -> MINT (human chose this in 93% of 255 past reviews)] State intervention to protect public interest (jobs/economy) outweighs private compensation claim. | The UK governmen…

MINT·+676K CBWD·BBC Science & Environment·United Kingdom·Jul 19, 2026

Is Burnham promising a new dawn for North Sea oil and gas?

Fresh support for North Sea oil and gas expansion increases emissions and undermines climate goals. | The expected announcement of fresh support for North Sea oil and gas extraction directly undermines global climate action (SDG 13) and pla…

BURN·-700K CBWD·Le Monde International·United Kingdom·Jul 19, 2026

UK scraps digital ID card project under new Prime Minister Andy Burnham

[Auto-resolved by learned corrector: learned-map — A=BURN/B=NEUTRAL -> BURN (human chose this in 89% of 85 past reviews)] Cancellation protects privacy and civil liberties despite fiscal/political motives. | The cancellation of the UK digit…

MINT·+541K CBWD·The Guardian Climate·United Kingdom·Jul 18, 2026

Poultry sector growth plan risks UK national security, campaigners warn

Government plan increases systemic vulnerability despite food security rhetoric. | The government's initiative to enhance food security through homegrown produce aligns with sustainable development goals but is undermined by a poultry growt…

MINT·+604K CBWD·Greenpeace UK·United Kingdom·Jul 18, 2026

Leaky pipes waste five times more water than hosepipe bans save

Systemic water waste by utilities outweighs hosepipe bans, warranting MINT for CBWD token. | The report by Greenpeace UK exposes a critical failure in water infrastructure management, where systemic leaks dwarf the impact of hosepipe bans. …

MINT·+700K CBWD·Greenpeace UK·United Kingdom·Jul 17, 2026

Number of full-time workers at Jackdaw gas field couldn’t fill a small bus

[Auto-resolved by learned corrector: learned-map — A=MINT/B=MINT -> MINT (human chose this in 87% of 272 past reviews)] Exposed false job claims at Jackdaw gas field undermine climate action and economic transparency. | The article exposes …

MINT·+676K CBWD·The Guardian Environment·United Kingdom·Jul 17, 2026

Jackdaw gasfield would create only 27 direct full-time jobs, documents show

Approval of low-benefit fossil fuel project undermines climate action despite transparency gains. | The public filing of the EIA provides a transparency win, but the approval of a low-job, high-carbon gasfield project would entrench fossil …

BURN·-604K CBWD·New Economics Foundation·United Kingdom·Jul 17, 2026

Getting moving on the cost of living

Policy reduces cost of living and promotes sustainable transport, aligning with SDGs 1, 10, 11, and 13. | The proposal to cut transport fares directly addresses economic inequality (SDG 10) and sustainable cities (SDG 11) by making public t…

BURN·-53.2K CBWD·Positive News·United Kingdom·Jul 16, 2026

The marginalised groups finding community through football

Grassroots inclusion in sports advances social equity and community health. | The initiative directly addresses systemic exclusion in sports by creating inclusive spaces for marginalized groups, aligning with multiple SDGs and human rights …

BURN·-604K CBWD·New Economics Foundation·United Kingdom·Jul 15, 2026

School dinners can fight the cost-of-living crisis

Universal free school meals reduce child hunger and economic inequality with strong ethical alignment. | The proposal to implement universal free school meals is a proactive policy addressing child hunger, nutrition, and economic inequality…

MINT·+676K CBWD·The Guardian Climate·United Kingdom·Jul 15, 2026

England risks building new ‘death traps’ as experts warn of overheating crisis

Government and local authority inaction on overheating risks enables preventable deaths and violates public health rights. | The research and expert warnings expose a critical failure in governance and planning that directly threatens publi…