[NEWS] Some Thursday links

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• The BBC notes a study suggesting that the bombardment of the early Moon by comets gave it water.


• Bloomberg View criticizes red tape in Greece, and notes that the salts of Australia will be drawing solar cell manufacturers to that country.


• The Guardian notes Jeremy Corbyn's claims of BBC bias against him.


• The Inter Press Service examines the vulnerability of young women in Africa to HIV.


• MacLean's notes the struggles of a prominent Inuit family, the Tootoos, with alcohol.


• National Geographic notes an exciting archeological dig into the heart of Roman London and reports on signs of activity on Pluto.


• New Scientist notes that, among the orcas, evolution is driven by culture, with culturally distinctive groups also being genetically distinctive.


• The Toronto Star reports that Mossack-Fonseca, the law firm at the heart of the Panama Papers, is shuttering offices.


• Wired notes Switzerland's Gotthard tunnel and warns that Flint is not the worst bit of American infrastructure in decay.