5 places relocating to flee rising seas, drone-lead precision forestry and other stories you may have missed this week
A man fishes near posts which once held power lines in the ancient coastal village Khun Samutjeen in Thailand's Samut Prakan province. Villagers in the area have been forced to relocated their homes due to rising sea levels and coastal erosion caused by climate change Image: REUTERS/Adrees Latif
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Why might Chinese cinema boom? Competition from Hollywood.
Finland’s secret to great schools: less control, less competition.
Cashless societies can punish the poorest. Lessons from India’s attempt to digitise money.
How to break your device addictions: 6 steps to improving digital health.
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Can artificial leaves save the planet? References the Forum’s list of top 10 emerging technologies. (Financial Times)
China seeks to lure back foreign investors. Coverage from the Forum meeting in Dalian. (South China Morning Post)
Pay is rising, but not for these American jobs. Cites Forum work on the Fourth Industrial Revolution. (CBS News)
Indian farmers are agitating. Prime Minister Modi quotes from the Global Competitiveness Index. (Hindustan Times)
Internet in Australia is slow and expensive. The country slips in the Forum Networked Readiness Index. (Business Insider Australia)
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