• Can Malaysia revive its $100 billion city that has become a ‘ghost town?’

    Malaysia is scrambling to save its $100 billion city of the future. Forest City, the brainchild of China’s troubled property giant Country Garden, located in southern Malaysia’s Johor has Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar as one of its major stakeholders. Billed as a paradise with turtles and white-sand beaches, Forest City aimed at housing 700,000 people across 7,000 acres on four reclaimed islands upon completion in 2035. But many years into construction, the joint venture between Country Garden and a...

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    How The Jordan Brand Classic Can Further Elevate The Nike Brand

    In just its second game since 2019, the Jordan Brand Classic showed it still has a coolness factor and can further boost the powerful brand that is Nike.

  • Removing harmful ‘forever chemicals’ from public water will cost billions – ways to filter water at home

    FEATURE (THE CONVERSATION) — Chemists invented PFAS in the 1930s to make life easier: Nonstick pans, waterproof clothing, grease-resistant food packaging and stain-resistant carpet were all made possible by PFAS. But in recent years, the growing number of health risks found to be connected to these chemicals has become increasingly alarming. PFAS – perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances […]

  • How Women Can Become Worthy Opponents

    It may be unpalatable to consider that part of what holds women back is our own nature. But if part of the problem is within us, then we have the power to fix it.

  • Who cares about the people of Gaza when we can amuse ourselves to death?

    If one has ever wondered why most people switch off from other people’s reality, wonder no more. In Neil Postman’s book ‘Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business’ he explains how we are distracted by nonsense, served up by the corporate media as entertainment. In “Amusing Ourselves to Death,” Neil […]

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    This fungus can transform cicadas into ‘saltshakers of death’

    This spring, billions of cicadas will emerge after more than a decade underground, ready to climb into the trees and make a ruckus as they sing to attract mates. But some of these insects won’t succeed in their goal of procreating — instead, they’ll be controlled like zombies into spreading a strange fungus that hijacks cicadas’ bodies and behavior. The details of the fungus’ attack on the bugs — destroying the insects’ genitals, replacing their abdomens with a cavity full of fungal spores,...

  • How Marketing Made Bottled Water the Norm — and How We Can Change It

    In her book 'Imperfect Environmentalist,' Sheila M. Morovati exposes how marketing made harmful single-use plastic water bottles fashionable.

  • How light can vaporize water without the need for heat

    It's the most fundamental of processes—the evaporation of water from the surfaces of oceans and lakes, the burning off of fog in the morning sun, and the drying of briny ponds that leaves solid salt behind. Evaporation is all around us, and humans have been observing it and making use of it for as long as we have existed.

  • 10 backpack coolers you can take just about anywhere

    Using a backpack cooler ensures you always have your favorite beverage with you (at your preferred temperature), no matter where you go.

  • The cicadas are coming, and some may become 'flying saltshakers of death'

    The cicadas are coming, and some may become 'flying saltshakers of death' (Third column, 10th story, link) Related stories:Get ready for one of busiest Atlantic hurricane seasons on record, forecasters say

  • All Cybertrucks recalled because acceleration pedals can become stuck

    The US Department of Transportation has issued a recall for all Tesla Cybertrucks due to a defect that can cause the acceleration pedal to become stuck under the interior trim, leading to unintentional and sustained acceleration. Fortunately, pressing the brake pedal simultaneously will stop the truck.Read Entire Article

  • You can now get an iPhone SE for just £99

    If you need a cheap iPhone, a spare iPhone or simply an inexpensive handset to give to a child then look no further than this incredible offer. Right now you can get a refurbished iPhone SE 2020 for as little as £99 when you shop at Giffgaff. That £99 model is in full working condition but listed as ‘good’ from a cosmetic standpoint, so if you’d rather have a pristine-looking handset then you’re better off opting for a ‘like new’ model which costs just £169. Just in case something happens...