Why are rivers turning blue in Africa?

Fast fashion is ‘killing’ Africa’s rivers by polluting them with chemicals and dyes.
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Don’t blame Russian trolls for our anti-vaxx problem. Our misinformation is homegrown | Sophie Zhang

I blew the whistle on inauthentic behavior at Facebook. But authentic misinformation is the bigger problem in the west
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Afghans are racing to erase their online lives

Every photo and every data point is a link to the old way of life in Afghanistan – and a reason for Taliban retribution
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Automation could put 4 in 10 Canadian jobs at high risk in future, study says

More than 40 per cent of the Canadian workforce is at high risk of being replaced by technology and computers in the next two decades, according to a new report.
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Should North Korean YouTube be banned?

Should North Korean YouTube be banned?
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On the hunt for the barking owl with sound recorders, head torches and a thermal camera

Candice Larkin is trying to track down the elusive barking owl, whose calls are often confused with the woofs of a dog, and even the screams of a human. 
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Nintendo Switch Becomes First Console to Sweep Japan’s Top 30 Charts Since 1988

Released in 2017, the Nintendo Switch is a little console that packs a big punch. It sets itself apart from other gaming systems through its hybrid nature. The console can be played docked and connected to a screen like a conventional console, or it can be used in portable form when you need to game on the go. Since its release, the console and the many games it supports have broken a slew of records.
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