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An enthusiast of winter swimming takes a dip in icy water, with buildings of Chinese border city Heihe seen in the background across the frozen Amur River in Blagoveshchensk, in Amur region, Russia, December 1, 2019. REUTERS/Maxim Shemetov |
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Mine, all mine: Rock quarrying fuels land disputes in KenyaOnce worthless rocks are now big business in rural Kenya as construction booms, but the rush for rocks is also fuelling land conflicts and family divisions |
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New app predicts water-related conflict up to year in advanceThe tool will enable governments and others, including development and disaster response experts, to intervene early to defuse conflicts, according to the developers |
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Trading water: Can water shares help save California's aquifers?'If you can buy and sell stocks, why not trade water? It's an asset, we can't live without it' |
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Indian fugitive holy man creates new 'cosmic' nation for HindusAll practising Hindus - numbering more than 1 billion - can apply for citizenship in Kailaasa, founded by an Indian holy man wanted by police on sex assault charges |
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Privacy concerns pushing people to change online behaviour, poll shows'A clear majority of people are worried about the power Big Tech has over their lives' |
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Stellar view? Space hotels race to offer tourists a room in the skySome day soon you might be able to board a rocket and get a room with a view - of the whole planet - from a hotel in space |
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India slum dwellers win property rights, thousands left outIt is a landmark move for more than 4 million people in India's cramped capital, enshrining for the first time the right to own the shacks and dwellings many call home |
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Fighting fire with... volunteers? Indonesia ramps up community fire brigades as tropical forests burnThousands of farmers have been trained to fight fires in a project aimed at saving tropical forests and carbon-rich peatlands in Indonesia |
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London street is "last bastion" against gentrification in new filmThe film hones in on a community holding out against creeping gentrification and rising property prices |
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