Monday headlines: Make a ski-line for
About 900 Chinese nationals who were forced to work at "scam centers" in Myanmar returned home this weekend. / Semafor
France's Macron says he'll swim in the Seine River to prove how clean it is, in anticipation of this summer's Paris Olympics. / Le Monde
Three out of four Europeans believe "very polluting" companies should not be allowed to say they're "green." / The Conversation
The climate crisis puts a fabled Swiss ski resort out of business. / BBC News
A study finds the US ski season has gotten five to seven days shorter in the past half century. / The Guardian
See also: "Travelers are racing to see parts of the world that may soon vanish." / The New York Times [+]
An influential "science detective" says roughly one in 25 papers has "an image problem." / STAT
Texas continues to best California in clean energy storage. / Canary Media
Thanks to cloned keyfobs, thefts of Camaros have increased more than 1,000% in Los Angeles. / The Los Angeles Times
Michael Schaeffer: Urban decay is again "the dominant civic storyline" in Washington DC. / Politico Magazine
A survey asking PhD holders to rate disciplines by brilliance and significance finds philosophy to be "the most narcissistic field." / X
Photographs become a love letter to Black rodeo culture. / Colossal
Now trending: The elaborately staged $10,000 baby photo. / The Wall Street Journal [+]