In Singapore's industrial fringe, migrant workers form unlikely bonds with stray animals channelnewsasia.com/singapore/stra…

The first photo is me 3 years ago today. At absolute rock bottom. The message though is for anybody who has a hard time. I’d just tried to drink myself to death and take so many valiums that I hoped I wouldn’t wake up. I was 41 and would often cry myself to sleep and have huge

Saudi Arabia recruits one of the world’s most cited scientists, Spain’s Fernando Maestre english.elpais.com/science-tech/2… via El País English Edition

Egyptian pyramids are not where they're supposed to be. Why? Why is Cairo, the biggest African city, where it is today? Alexandria? Why do over 100M Egyptians live so densely clustered? These questions all have the same answer. Look:

Recently, when searching on Google Flights, I noticed that when I sorted by "less emissions," I kept getting a Boeing 737-Max 9. I wondered: Why is that? And does this mean lower-emissions planes are less safe? I sent a reporter to get answers. Here's what she found (1/X) 🧵

Water insecurity = food insecurity. Water is essential for growing the crops that feed the planet and sustaining life as we know it. Let's commit to protect this valuable resource & achieve #ZeroHunger! unesco.org/reports/wwdr/e… #WorldWaterReport

Petra, in Jordan, is one of the most famous places in the world. But what is it? How old is it? And who built it? The story begins with an ancient civilisation you've probably never heard of...

We performed a meta-data analysis on the global occurrence of organic micropollutants in surface and ground water....sciencedirect.com/science/articl…