In eastern Germany, enormous pits carved into the landscape by decades of lignite mining are being transformed into a vast network of lakes, wetlands and restored land. The Lusatian Lakeland, spread across Brandenburg and Saxony between Berlin and Dresden, is being created by flooding former open-cast mines and reshaping their surroundings.
The issue here is that the source is kind of wonky to report about events in Germany. You would think that a newspaper will need some correspondent who is working from Germany. Because if he’s not in the country speaking to people living here, to the experts working on those products and people living there, what are his sources?
If you take a look at Times of India, this article doesn’t even have a name. It’s from an anonymous “author” called “TOI World Desk”. So we don’t even know who wrote this article here.
And then there is this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Times_of_India#Criticism_and_controversies