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  1. 15H AGO

    May 27 0400 UTC Brief

    In U.S. crime and public safety Police in Delaware County are investigating a shooting in Chester, Pennsylvania, that left one man hospitalized. In South Philadelphia, a 17-year-old remains in critical condition after being shot in the stomach at a friend’s house, where investigators say several teens had been handling a gun owned by an adult resident. Police have not determined whether the wound was self-inflicted, and they say people inside the home have not been cooperative. In energy and the environment South West Water has told customers to half-fill paddling pools and cover them if they want the water to last, even though its reservoirs in Devon and Cornwall are reportedly 85 to 90 percent full. The company also says it is losing 107 million litres a day to unrepaired leaks, which is an odd pitch for conservation during a record-hot May. At the other end of the world, researchers at Germany’s Neumayer Station III have lost fuel, batteries, and part of a living quarters unit after supply containers were carried away on an iceberg into the Weddell Sea. Officials say the remaining fuel likely leaked when the ice broke apart or sank, and they have since tightened storage rules near the ice shelf edge. In business and technology China’s industrial profits rose 24.7 percent in April, the fastest pace in more than two years, helped by stronger exports, higher producer prices, and better results in upstream industries. Separately, Nvidia chief Jensen Huang said U.S. chip export curbs have helped accelerate China’s own AI industry by pushing local firms to move faster. In science and the climate Researchers documenting Indonesia’s last tropical glaciers say the ice in West Papua has shrunk to a fraction of its original size. The glaciers on Puncak Jaya have lasted longer than earlier forecasts suggested, but expedition footage shows they are now close to disappearing.

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