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In an Australian tomato farm, drones take the place of bees
Farmers from Australia to the UK are using drones to pollinate food crops like tomatoes, but can technology ever replace bees?
Ageing equipment, rising petroleum demand and minimal fines are driving oil spills in the Gulf of Thailand, as legislators and fishers call for change.
2024 will be the "year of public hygiene" for the city-state. Beyond enforcement, community clean-up organisation Stridy hopes to see infrastructure improvements such as better-placed bins and signages, as well as more efforts to recognise cleaners.
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