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Level 2Can an Antarctic Plant Help Us Grow Better Food?
Scientists are studying an Antarctic plant's genes to help future food crops cope with extreme weather.
2026/08/21
Level 2China's Livestreaming Dream Jobs Lead to Burnout
China's growing livestreaming industry offers new jobs but hides long hours and emotional stress behind the camera.
2026/08/20
Level 2University Degree in Content Creation
Arizona State University launches bachelor's degree in content creation, sparking debate about its value and cost.
2026/08/20
Level 2China Has Too Much Solar Power for Its Grid to Use
China's rapid solar expansion outpaces grid infrastructure, causing renewable energy curtailment challenges.
2026/08/19
Level 2Seagulls: Smart Thieves of the Skies
Scientists discover that googly eyes can stop seagulls from stealing food by using their gaze aversion behavior.
2026/08/19
Level 2China Is Becoming the World's Matcha Factory
China is forecast to produce 70% of global matcha this year through industrial-scale manufacturing.
2026/08/18
Level 2France Is Harvesting Champagne Grapes Earlier Than Ever
Champagne region sees record-early 2026 harvest due to warming climate affecting grape ripeness and wine quality.
2026/08/18
Level 2Strange Sea Creatures in the Mediterranean
Warming waters bring new fish species to the Mediterranean, creating challenges for local fishers and ecosystems.
2026/08/17
Level 2Why Japanese Firms Are Slow to Use AI
Japan uses AI slowly despite workforce challenges due to risk-averse culture and old technology systems.
2026/08/17
Level 2Chinese Children Are Spending Their Summer Holidays Learning AI
Chinese parents increasingly enroll children in AI summer camps to learn coding and technology skills.
2026/08/16
Level 2Taiwan Tests Slow Internet for Emergency Preparedness
Taiwan deliberately slowed mobile internet to test how people communicate during emergencies with limited connectivity.
2026/08/15
Level 2The Invisible Price of Travelling Safely as a Woman
Women often pay extra for safer travel choices like women-only rooms and central hotels.
2026/08/14