The Daily Populous

Four bakers who became trapped in their bakery for two days in the wake of Hurricane Harvey made hundreds of loaves of bread to give to flood victims.

Three of the four bakers who were trapped inside the El Bolillo Bakery for two days because of the floods in Houston and made hundreds of loaves for flood victims.

The Mexican bakery, which specialises in Mexican cakes and patisseries, had remained dry and had not been cut off from electricity so the bakers were able to work throughout the night and the following day. »

Stinnesbeck and his team drew this conclusion from that prehistoric pelvis, discovered near the Chan Hol cave near Tulum, Mexico.

This cave is part of a vast system of underwater carbonate bedrock caves that are alternately filled with salt and fresh water, and human remains have been found there before.

“Our dates support this new interpretation,” says Stinnesbeck, “which was a no-go until a few years ago.”. »

China has reached its 2020 solar power target three years ahead of schedule, after installed capacity topped well over its 105GW target.

New figures published by solar industry firm Asia Europe Clean Energy (Solar) Advisory (AECEA) last week revealed that China has exceeded its 2020 target of 105GW of installed solar capacity, after new builds in June and July pushed it up beyond 112GW.

Although China hit its 2020 target, only 1% of its energy demand is satisfied by solar power. »

Kim Dotcom's internet connection was being diverted inside New Zealand weeks before the Government Communications Security Bureau says it started spying on him.

The revelation has raised suspicion that Mr Dotcom was victim to earlier spying than the GCSB has admitted.

The focus of the early investigation is the dedicated internet connection from Mr Dotcom's mansion in Coatesville to the Sky Tower in Auckland. »