“To me, it’s the sound of the city aching." 29 of New York City's 30 quietest days during the last 3 years have been during the pandemic, recordings suggest. The exception was Christmas Day in 2018. https://t.co/3wOkg3LNr9
I'm glad that while everyone looks inward to survive and get through this, the UN still has its sights set on reaching our SDGs.
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Analogy: COVID-19 was a sudden, sharp, unexpected force. As in physics, it didn't just change the speed at which things were going, it changed their direction.
Sharing economy? Done.
In-person events? Down.
Remote? Way up.
It's this directional shift that was most disorienting.
President Trump traveled is nudging a pandemic-weary nation to reopen more quickly than many Americans seem to want | Analysis by @stcollinson https://t.co/uFHENa6wKT
For the first time in its history, New York City’s entire subway system is scheduled to be closed on Wednesday morning for an anti-coronavirus deep clean. https://t.co/TVTz4a47Dv
As Georgia begins to reopen under orders from Republican Gov. Brian Kemp, Atlanta's Democratic Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms said she believed he was testing the "willingness to sacrifice lives" for the sake of economic recovery https://t.co/588wyszEqh
Americans may see impact, depending on where they live, as meat processing plants across the US struggle to stay open due to coronavirus concerns, the president of a food workers union told CNN. But he said the challenges are "an efficiency issue." https://t.co/VIfRvkY56F
Daniel Radcliffe and other celebrities are taking turns reading chapters of the "Harry Potter" book series, as part of J.K. Rowling's new online reading hub https://t.co/FdWLGIVMO9
President Trump is shrugging off warnings by scientists that the easing restrictions taking place across the country could cause tens of thousands of deaths | Analysis by @stcollinson https://t.co/ESMZQwDTow