🤿 Hong Kong hosts gruelling underwater hockey tournament
Hong Kong's annual underwater hockey tournament, ominously advertised as "physical hell", drew a roster of hardcore enthusiasts from countries across Asia to the Chinese city over the weekend.
Air pollution, a global scourge that kills millions of people a year, is shielding us from the full force of the sun. Getting rid of it will accelerate climate change, scientists poring over the results of China's ‘war on pollution’ found https://t.co/BsLAhAXoyI
'Star Trek' star William Shatner interacts with an Artificial Intelligence chatbot, asking it questions that ordinarily a computer doesn't answer https://t.co/pjcZsHe7rJ
China’s livestreaming industry employed 1.23 million hosts as of 2020, according to iResearch and to facilitate an increasingly competitive livestreaming landscape, agencies have sprung up to train stables of young hosts and connect anchors with brands https://t.co/oLK3cND73F
An Indonesian village hasn't seen a drop of rain for months. The rivers and wells have run dry and crops have withered. Local tobacco farmer Sunardi and other villagers did the only thing they can do to get water: dig up the river bed with their bare hands https://t.co/DKGlkINgk7
A pilot project in Peru is using a robot to plant seeds to help reforestation in the Amazon, where pristine rainforest and biodiversity is being blighted by mining and logging, much of it illegal
Here's a look at why the Nova Kakhovka dam on the Dnipro River was breached. The destruction of the major dam in southern Ukraine has unleashed floodwaters across the war zone, forcing evacuations and threatening vast swathes of agricultural land https://t.co/sZbcKq6Hnu
Exclusive: The war in Ukraine is deepening the climate crisis at a time when global greenhouse gas emissions are already running at a record high, according to a report by carbon accounting experts who have tallied the overall impact of the conflict https://t.co/DRRuxBpSza
Scientists in Germany are working on ways to restore seagrass fields in the Baltic Sea, vast natural sinks that store millions of tons of carbon https://t.co/KgbXhBnzC3