The Aporia · Emily Chung

Articles

7

2026-07-30 – 2026-10-31

Claims per article

39

272 extracted in total

Hedged claims

14%

corpus average 9%

Typical length

5,666

characters

Writes for CBC News.

Hedged claims are ones written with attribution or uncertainty (“reportedly”, “according to”). A higher rate is not a fault: it is often careful sourcing. How these are measured.

Environment

71%

Science

14%

Technology

14%

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CanadaCBCCanadianB.C.CBC NewsChileanFranceFungi Foundation

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1 scored article; a leaning average needs at least 8 before it says more about the writer than about which stories they happened to be assigned. Their outlet averages -0.19 (centre).

Ordered by how many newsrooms covered the same event.

2026-09-16 · CBC News · Science

How do you take T. rex's temperature? These scientists did it

3 outlets covered this event

2026-09-18 · CBC News · Environment

Huge wildlife corridor project is 1st Canadian finalist for Earthshot Prize

2 outlets covered this event

2026-10-31 · CBC News · Technology

How to tell whether your lithium batteries are a fire risk — and what to do if they are

no other outlet in the corpus covered this

2026-10-22 · CBC News · Environment

Biologists seek justice for forgotten kingdom of fungi

no other outlet in the corpus covered this

2026-10-07 · CBC News · Environment

What's the fire danger from lithium batteries?

no other outlet in the corpus covered this

2026-08-16 · CBC News · Environment

Tiny, beautiful species are going missing from restored forests and wetlands

no other outlet in the corpus covered this · leans left

2026-08-16 · CBC News

Tiny, beautiful species are going missing from restored forests and wetlands

🔮 Tiny, beautiful species are going missing from restored forests and wetlands When larger animals and plants return, minuscule algae, mosses and lichens may not A regrown forest can look tall, lush and green. mixed

2026-09-16 · CBC News

How do you take T. rex's temperature? These scientists did it

🔮 "You would not want to go to a T. rex and stick a thermometer in its mouth or in its armpit or in its butt, you know, the way you might take temperature in a person or most other animals. mixed

2026-09-18 · CBC News

Huge wildlife corridor project is 1st Canadian finalist for Earthshot Prize

🔮 Huge wildlife corridor project is 1st Canadian finalist for Earthshot Prize Winners of 5 prizes worth £1 million each will be announced in Mumbai in November What if wolves, elk and other wildlife could roam through protected lands from Yellowstone National Park in the U.S. to Canada's Yukon? assertive

2026-10-07 · CBC News

What's the fire danger from lithium batteries?

🔮 Adam Jakubowski, a firefighter and senior consultant with Energy Safety Response Group specializing in battery energy storage systems, said in many cases, putting water on a lithium battery fire simply prolongs a fire, which may reignite a week or month later. assertive

2026-10-22 · CBC News

Biologists seek justice for forgotten kingdom of fungi

🔮 "Without fungi, the world as we know [it] wouldn't exist," says Chilean mycologist Giuliana Furci. assertive

2026-10-31 · CBC News

How to tell whether your lithium batteries are a fire risk — and what to do if they are

🔮 He says that when you drop your phone, you may notice if you crack the screen. assertive

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