A link in the global football-rigging 'pandemic' can be traced to a seedy Cambodian border town and the illegal, Chinese-owned betting shops that operate there, writes David Eimer.
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Wednesday, 03 April, 2013, 11:28am
Calling all science geeks: this one's for you
We've been quietly blogging for a few weeks, but now it's time for us to go fully live
Welcome to The Daily Matter, the South China Morning Post's brand-spanking-new science blog.
If you've never come across us before, here's a little taste of what we've been up to:
- A tale of two cities: rooftop gardening in Hong Kong and Beijing
- The first footage of the giant squid in its natural habitat
- "You are here." I F** Love Science and Carl Sagan give us a little perspective for Monday morning.
- Why did some children die but others live during the Chinese tainted milk scandal? We look at the role of gut bacteria in human health.
- It's a big year for marine conservation with hammerhead sharks and manta rays protected by CITES. Watch videos of the species and read a primer on the international treaty that looks to prevent international trade of plants and animals from destroying their populations in the wild.
- Hello Dodo: bringing back species from extinction.
In the next few weeks:
- We will hear from the dean of the Harvard School of Public Health about the pressing health issues of our time.
- And from a Buddhist monk on religion, science and stress.
And in case you missed anything, see all of The Daily Matter's posts in one handy location.
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