The Lake That Vanished 130 Years Ago Has Reappeared!

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The vast arid landscape of California’s San Joaquin Valley, long considered a cornerstone of the nation’s food supply, once cradled the expansive Tulare Lake, spanning over 100 miles in length and 30 miles in width. Vivian Underhill, a former postdoctoral research fellow at Northeastern University, sheds light on the unexpected resurgence of this once-grand body … Read more

The Unexpected Background of Sentosa: Singapore’s Island Getaway

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Once known as Pulau Blakang Mati, translated by some as “the island of woe” or more ominously as “the island behind which lies death,” Singapore’s Sentosa has transformed into a thriving hub of peace and tranquility. This island, shaped like the large end of a smoking pipe, now stands as a testament to Singapore’s ingenuity, … Read more